FRACBOAB by rocserum
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Description
Fracboab
Fracsonia gregorii,, commonly known as boab, is a tree in the family Fracvaceae. As with other baobabs, it is easily recognised by the swollen base of its trunk, which gives the tree a bottle-like appearance. Endemic to Fractalia, boab occurs in the fracerley region of Western fractalia, and east into the Lower Territory. It is the only baobab to occur in Fractalia, the others being native to Midafractar (six species) and Afracta (one species).
Nevertheless, its a big tree.
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Comments (12)
Awesome!
A very special great tree !!! Awesome !!!
Very interesting and beautiful.
Excellent!!!
Beautiful.
Beautiful baobab. Love it ;O)
Oh...this is a beauty!!! Love the textural effects..and the barely slighted perspective is, in my humble opinion, absolutely perfect! Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous, RS! :)
Oh, is it a tree? I thought, I saw the gown of a fairy. Little birds hold it to show us its beauty. Nevertheless it is fabulous fractal picture.
Very clever shapes :)
Wow. Very intersting. I would not have thought that Fractalia is home to only one species of Baobab tree! I wonder why that is? It is such a delightful tree, offering it's shade to any and all passers by.
Wonderful..
Yes I see, looks like the one of 'Kraantje Lek'! Nice work.