Ficinia Stock Photos and Images

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Ficinia Stock Photos and Images

Pingao grass, or golden sand sedge (Ficinia spiralis), sand dunes on Hokianga Harbour, Opononi, North Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMDGKR5P–Pingao grass, or golden sand sedge (Ficinia spiralis), sand dunes on Hokianga Harbour, Opononi, North Island, New Zealand

Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush Stock Photo

RMPTET3G–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

Native Golden Sand Sedge, or Pingao, in the lower Hollyford, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMR7DHJM–Native Golden Sand Sedge, or Pingao, in the lower Hollyford, Fiordland National Park, New Zealand

RMM5C113–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

Pingao Grass on Ship's Cove Beach, near Haast, West Coast, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMD54NHY–Pingao Grass on Ship's Cove Beach, near Haast, West Coast, New Zealand

Desmoschoenus spiralis is a sand-binding plant only found in New Zealand Stock Photo

RFEWYP92–Desmoschoenus spiralis is a sand-binding plant only found in New Zealand

RF2BBXYTN–Sand dune restoration

Ficinia truncata 'Ice Crystal' Stock Photo

RFPXPB2A–Ficinia truncata 'Ice Crystal'

Ficinia nodosa, a coastal dune plant, silhouetted against a golden dawn at Depot Beach, NSW, Australia. Stock Photo

RFF0BXMK–Ficinia nodosa, a coastal dune plant, silhouetted against a golden dawn at Depot Beach, NSW, Australia.

RM2D6ABEM–Ficinia truncata 'Ice Crystal'

Close up image of Knobby Club Rush Flowers Ficinia nodosa, native to New Zealand. Stock Photo

RFP5419K–Close up image of Knobby Club Rush Flowers Ficinia nodosa, native to New Zealand.

Orange sedge leaves of the sand dune plant pingao (Ficinia spiralis) on driftwood at Te Horo Beach, NZ Stock Photo

RF2DGFXHM–Orange sedge leaves of the sand dune plant pingao (Ficinia spiralis) on driftwood at Te Horo Beach, NZ

Pingao grass in a heart shape on black sand at Piha Beach, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2T7CNAW–Pingao grass in a heart shape on black sand at Piha Beach, New Zealand.

Ficinia brevifolia Nees Ficinia brevifolia Nees. Stock Photo

RM2C1P2RH–Ficinia brevifolia Nees Ficinia brevifolia Nees.

native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field Stock Photo

RF2E05KM2–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia canaliculata H Pfeiff Ficinia canaliculata H Pfeiff. Stock Photo

RM2C1DBFH–Ficinia canaliculata H Pfeiff Ficinia canaliculata H Pfeiff.

Closeup beach grass or pingao on coastal beach Matakana Island. Stock Photo

RF2X2HN51–Closeup beach grass or pingao on coastal beach Matakana Island.

botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY Stock Photo

RM2GCJG0H–botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

Morning light at sunrise at beach at Papamoa with vegetation and defosused sun on horizon for use as background image. Stock Photo

RF2A18NM9–Morning light at sunrise at beach at Papamoa with vegetation and defosused sun on horizon for use as background image.

Knotty Club Rush Macro with pretty green background, Australian native plant Stock Photo

RF2B18RD6–Knotty Club Rush Macro with pretty green background, Australian native plant

RM2BX9PH5–Ficinia sp Ficinia sp.

RMM5C11E–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

RMPTENA1–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

RF2BBY08G–Sand dune restoration

RFPXPB2H–Ficinia truncata 'Ice Crystal'

RFEWYP91–Desmoschoenus spiralis is a sand-binding plant only found in New Zealand

Ficinia nodosa, the knotted club-rush or knobby club-rush, is a rhizomatous perennial in the family Cyperaceae Stock Photo

RFRHAK65–Ficinia nodosa, the knotted club-rush or knobby club-rush, is a rhizomatous perennial in the family Cyperaceae

Orange sedge leaves of the sand dune plant pingao (Ficinia spiralis) on beach stones at Te Horo Beach, NZ Stock Photo

RF2DGFXR9–Orange sedge leaves of the sand dune plant pingao (Ficinia spiralis) on beach stones at Te Horo Beach, NZ

RF2E05KKW–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RM2GCJG3X–botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

Morning light at sunrise at beach at Papamoa with vegetation and defosused sun on horizon. Stock Photo

RF2A18NKW–Morning light at sunrise at beach at Papamoa with vegetation and defosused sun on horizon.

RM2C1CD96–Ficinia sp Ficinia sp.

RMMHBT0F–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

RF2BBXYP9–Sand dune restoration

RFDXTM6N–Desmoschoenus spiralis is a sand-binding plant only found in New Zealand

RFRHAK63–Ficinia nodosa, the knotted club-rush or knobby club-rush, is a rhizomatous perennial in the family Cyperaceae

RF2E05KKR–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RM2GCJFTD–botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2A1C47X–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand.

RM2C1JX5E–Ficinia sp Ficinia sp.

RMMHGFP1–Ficinia nodosa or also known as Isolepis nodosa or Knobby Club Rush

RF2BBY00D–Sand dune restoration

RF2E05KM4–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RM2GCJGFB–botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

RF2A1C453–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand.

Yellow beach volleyball nets erected for use with no players yet on Mount Maunganui Main beach with beach grass in foreground. Stock Photo

RF2ED4M0E–Yellow beach volleyball nets erected for use with no players yet on Mount Maunganui Main beach with beach grass in foreground.

RM2C1JX3E–Ficinia sp Ficinia sp.

Golden glow of sunrise and lens flare through sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2A1C46C–Golden glow of sunrise and lens flare through sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2BBY049–Sand dune restoration

RF2E05KJ5–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RM2GCJG8C–botany, autumnal plant box, FOR GREETING/POSTCARD-USE IN GERM.SPEAK.C CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY

Ficinia ecklonea Nees Ficinia ecklonea Nees. Stock Photo

RM2C1CDDD–Ficinia ecklonea Nees Ficinia ecklonea Nees.

Beach walkway with golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2A1C4EG–Beach walkway with golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand.

Sand dune vegetation varieties on Great Barrier Island New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2F43WEG–Sand dune vegetation varieties on Great Barrier Island New Zealand.

RF2BBXYDN–Sand dune restoration

Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2A1C4C0–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2E05KM9–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RM2C1C1AH–Ficinia brevifolia Nees Ficinia brevifolia Nees.

RF2BBXYH7–Sand dune restoration

RF2A1C49Y–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2E05KKY–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia bulbosa Nees Ficinia bulbosa Nees. Stock Photo

RM2C1C1AR–Ficinia bulbosa Nees Ficinia bulbosa Nees.

RF2BBY09N–Sand dune restoration

RF2A1C49F–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2E05KM5–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia ludwigii Boeckeler Ficinia ludwigii Boeckeler. Stock Photo

RM2C1C198–Ficinia ludwigii Boeckeler Ficinia ludwigii Boeckeler.

RF2BBXYKN–Sand dune restoration

RF2A1C4CF–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2E05KKX–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

RF2F2FMHY–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia aphylla Nees Ficinia aphylla Nees. Stock Photo

RM2C1G0YK–Ficinia aphylla Nees Ficinia aphylla Nees.

RF2BBXYRR–Sand dune restoration

RF2A1C4C9–Golden glow of sedge growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, with Mount Maunganui in distance, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2F2FMHH–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia bracteata Boeckeler Ficinia bracteata Boeckeler. Stock Photo

RM2C1G0X1–Ficinia bracteata Boeckeler Ficinia bracteata Boeckeler.

RF2BBXYCT–Sand dune restoration

Golden glow of sedge and a dew drop growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2A1C489–Golden glow of sedge and a dew drop growing on sand as dune protection at Papamoa, Tauranga New Zealand.

RF2F2FMGY–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia filiformis Schrad Ficinia filiformis Schrad. Stock Photo

RM2C1C1A6–Ficinia filiformis Schrad Ficinia filiformis Schrad.

Dune landscape at dawn with beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out against morning sky. Stock Photo

RF2A18NKB–Dune landscape at dawn with beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out against morning sky.

RF2F2FMH6–native Australian Ficinia Nodosa grass plant outdoor in sunny backyard shot at shallow depth of field

Ficinia gracilis Schrad Ficinia gracilis Schrad. Stock Photo

RM2C1NBTT–Ficinia gracilis Schrad Ficinia gracilis Schrad.

Dune landscape at dawn with three species of beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out with pohutukawa tree on right a Stock Photo

RF2A18NK2–Dune landscape at dawn with three species of beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out with pohutukawa tree on right a

Ficinia Nodosa Autralian native wetlands grass outdoor in sunny backyard, close-up shot at shallow depth of field Stock Photo

RF2NGK29K–Ficinia Nodosa Autralian native wetlands grass outdoor in sunny backyard, close-up shot at shallow depth of field

RM2C1CD9E–Ficinia gracilis Schrad Ficinia gracilis Schrad.

Dune landscape of at dawn with three specires of beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out near small pohutukawa agains Stock Photo

RF2A18NKP–Dune landscape of at dawn with three specires of beach vegetation of ficina and the New Zealand cabbage tree standing out near small pohutukawa agains