Savanna, cerrado, grassland, wooded savanna, saxicolous vegetation

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Add to Cart Download Image Add to Lightbox Share Yellow flowers of Davilla (Dilleniaceae) Flowers of Davilla elliptica (family Dilleniaceae), a shrub or small savanna tree in the Cerrado (brazilian savanna) biome: Brazilian Highlands, Goias State, Brazil. Filename: flowers davilla savanna brazil JNGX0472.jpg From gallery: Savanna, cerrado, grassland, wooded savanna, saxicolous vegetation Source: Date: 8 Sep 2011 Location: Credit: Copyright: © Jacques Jangoux 2011 Model Release: No Property Release: No Restrictions: Direct Link:

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