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Clusters of orange dates hang from the crown of a date palm tree (Phoenix dactylifera) with long green fronds against a blue sky. dried dates date palm Buraydah, Saudi Arabia: date market
What Is Palm Sunday?
Morocco: date palms Date-palm grove, Béchar, Algeria. Clusters of ripening red dates hang from the trunks of date palm trees (Phoenix dactylifera) in a green, grassy grove.
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What Is Palm Sunday?
Palm Sunday is celebrated by Christian communities on the Sunday before Easter.
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Palm inflorescences
A date palm (Phoenix dactylifera) laden with orange inflorescences of flowers,...
© Stephan Geisler/stock.adobe.com
dried dates
Dried dates.
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date palm
Date palms (Phoenix dactylifera) in California.
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Buraydah, Saudi Arabia: date market
Date market in Buraydah, Saudi Arabia.
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Morocco: date palms
Date palms and cultivated fields on the southern slopes of the High Atlas mountains,...
© Robert Holmes
Date-palm grove, Béchar, Algeria.
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Ripening dates, fruit of the date palm (Phoenix dactylifera).
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