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Almond trees in flower to be grinded down are shown in a quarantine area around a tree
Almond trees in flower to be grinded down are shown in a quarantine area around a tree infected with the xylella fastidiosa bacteria or Pierce disease in Castell de Guadalest, Alicante province, Spain, February 21, 2018. REUTERS/Heino Kalis
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Agriculture Almond Bloom Blossom Field Agriculture Landscape Leaf Plant Mountain Open Space Plant Tree View From Above
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This print captures the beauty of almond trees in full bloom, juxtaposed against a stark quarantine area. The image showcases a tree infected with the destructive xylella fastidiosa bacteria, also known as Pierce disease, surrounded by vibrant almond blossoms that are destined to be grinded down. Taken in Castell de Guadalest, Alicante province, Spain on February 21,2018, this photograph by Heino Kalis evokes both admiration and concern. The composition highlights the contrast between life and death as the infected tree stands isolated amidst a sea of delicate white flowers. The open space surrounding it serves as a visual reminder of the devastating impact this bacterial disease has on agriculture and nature. With no people present in the frame, one can fully appreciate the magnitude of this ecological threat. The expansive mountainous landscape and clear blue sky provide an idyllic backdrop for this somber scene. It is a poignant reminder of how quickly an entire ecosystem can be disrupted by such microscopic organisms. This image invites contemplation about our relationship with nature and urges us to consider more sustainable practices in agriculture. Heino Kalis skillfully captures not only the aesthetic appeal but also conveys an important message through his lens – urging viewers to reflect upon our responsibility towards protecting our environment from such threats while appreciating its inherent beauty.
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