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RMAXKA5T–Tomato growing in rockwool rootstock is grafted for hydroponic rearing in a commercial glasshouse
RME5T043–Departure corneal graft for transplantation in insulated container, Angoulême hospital, France.
RMG2W1A0–Bastion Graft and White Tower, Romania, Transilvania, Transylvania, Siebenbürgen (Transsilvanien) , Brasov (Kronstadt)
RMH9CCE2–Syrian refugee Elimor, 9, undergoing treatment at a physical rehabilitation centre in Sanliurfa, south eastern Turkey, run by the UK-based charity Muntada Aid in partnership with AID Turkey. Elimor was asleep in bed when a bomb landed directly on her house in Deir Ezzor last year. The heat caused her blankets to catch fire and she suffered serious burns. She had skin graft surgery in Syria before fleeing with her family to Turkey. Because of her burns she can only walk on her toes, so she is undergoing physiotherapy to prepare her for an operation that will elongate her muscles to enable her t
RME5T042–Departure corneal graft for transplantation in insulated container, Angoulême hospital, France.
RMW4XWE6–Extreme close-up of the graft between a European grapevine and American rootstock at a vineyard in Sonoma County, Healdsburg, California; it is a common practice to graft European vines to the more disease resistant American rootstock in modern viticulture, and this practice is believed to have saved the French wine industry from the Great French Wine Blight in the 19th century, December 22, 2018. ()
RMBP94G7–Graft, tree lines, fog, Great Garden Herrenhausen in Hanover, Hanover, Lower Saxony, northern Germany
RMG2W1A1–Bastion Graft and White Tower, Romania, Transilvania, Transylvania, Siebenbürgen (Transsilvanien) , Brasov (Kronstadt)
RMCN61YA–France, Isere, South Gresivaudan, preparation of the graft Lord of the graft walnut trees in winter in a farm near Vinay in the
RFFDB9KH–Heart bypass graft. Computer artwork of a heart that has had a blockage of the coronary arteries treated by coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The coronary arteries are the small blood vessels seen running over the outer surface of the heart. They supply oxygenated blood to keep the heart muscle pumping, and a blockage can cause a fatal heart attack. The solution is to harvest arteries from elsewhere in the body and use them to bypass the blockage. One graft is seen running from the aorta, the main body artery, back to the coronary arteries.
RMH9CCDX–Syrian refugee Elimor, 9, undergoing treatment at a physical rehabilitation centre in Sanliurfa, south eastern Turkey, run by the UK-based charity Muntada Aid in partnership with AID Turkey. Elimor was asleep in bed when a bomb landed directly on her house in Deir Ezzor last year. The heat caused her blankets to catch fire and she suffered serious burns. She had skin graft surgery in Syria before fleeing with her family to Turkey. Because of her burns she can only walk on her toes, so she is undergoing physiotherapy to prepare her for an operation that will elongate her muscles to enable her t
RMGD65H5–A skin graft surgery for ulcer on electrocuted patient in Roosevelt Hospital in Guatemala City.
RMBP94GR–Graft, tree lines, fog, Great Garden Herrenhausen in Hanover, Hanover, Lower Saxony, northern Germany
RFFDB9M9–Heart bypass graft. Computer artwork of a heart that has had a blockage of the coronary arteries treated by coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The coronary arteries are the small blood vessels seen running over the outer surface of the heart. They supply oxygenated blood to keep the heart muscle pumping, and a blockage can cause a fatal heart attack. The solution is to harvest arteries from elsewhere in the body and use them to bypass the blockage. One graft is seen running from the aorta, the main body artery, back to the coronary arteries.
RF2J43T35–Grafting on lemon tree, development of a new graft of lemon tree with a different type of fruit
RM2AM9A8P–A skin graft surgery for ulcer on electrocuted patient at Roosevelt Hospital in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
RMBP9AX9–Graft, tree lines, fog, Great Garden Herrenhausen in Hanover, Hanover, Lower Saxony, northern Germany
RMDGBCKB–Indian woman patient with facial skin graft scars waiting at Sathya Sai Baba mobile outreach hospital. Andhra Pradesh, India.
RMEJ0J27–Graft of a commercial fuiting cherry scion (twig) onto a wild cherry stock, using the side bud technique
RMG1EFNN–The Platoon Kunsthalle in Berlin by Graft Architects. Square windows make up the front of the building.
RFFDB9KK–Heart bypass graft. Computer artwork of a heart that has had a blockage of the coronary arteries treated by coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The coronary arteries are the small blood vessels seen running over the outer surface of the heart. They supply oxygenated blood to keep the heart muscle pumping, and a blockage can cause a fatal heart attack. The solution is to harvest arteries from elsewhere in the body and use them to bypass the blockage. One graft is seen running from the aorta, the main body artery, back to the coronary arteries.
RF2J43T31–Grafting on lemon tree, development of a new graft of lemon tree with a different type of fruit
RF2DFDART–Close-up of the face of a Devon Rex showing a corneal graft with pigmentation after the removal of a corneal sequestrum
RME47C67–A skin graft surgery for ulcer on electrocuted patient in Roosevelt Hospital in Guatemala City.
RMBP96W5–autumn, Graft, tree lines along water moat around the Great Garden Herrenhausen in Hanover, one of Europe's best preserved histo
RMDGBCNM–Indian woman patient with facial skin graft scars waiting at Sathya Sai Baba mobile outreach hospital. Andhra Pradesh, India.
RMCX3RNE–House Garden Graft, Mews, Loft & Garden, Ranelagh, Ireland. Architect: Donaghy + Dimond, 2011. View of patio and garden with bac
RMG1EFNB–The Platoon Kunsthalle in Berlin by Graft Architects. View of a metal staircase inside the building.
RFFDB9M5–Heart bypass graft. Computer artwork of a heart that has had a blockage of the coronary arteries treated by coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery. The coronary arteries are the small blood vessels seen running over the outer surface of the heart. They supply oxygenated blood to keep the heart muscle pumping, and a blockage can cause a fatal heart attack. The solution is to harvest arteries from elsewhere in the body and use them to bypass the blockage. One graft is seen running from the aorta, the main body artery, back to the coronary arteries.
RMBF3N9C–One of several hybrid cultivar grafts to a large avocado tree stump whose original nursery graft failed / Kona, Hawaii, USA.
