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Acacia raddiana

Acacia raddiana is a short desert tree with an impressive umbrella shape: a single non-branched trunk, which at a certain height (1-3 meters) suddenly branches into a broad and flat crown. The bark is brown-reddish. Photographed in Nahal Peres (also Wadi Peres, Peres Creek, Peres River or Peres Stream) is a seasonal riverbed the south of the Judean Desert, Israel that flows into the Dead Sea

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Acacia raddiana is a short desert tree with an impressive umbrella shape: a single non-branched trunk, which at a certain height (1-3 meters) suddenly branches into a broad and flat crown. The bark is brown-reddish. Photographed in Nahal Peres (also Wadi Peres, Peres Creek, Peres River or Peres Stream) is a seasonal riverbed the south of the Judean Desert, Israel that flows into the Dead Sea