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Product Number: CS00753Product Name: sunshine1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGSun Sunshine SVG Design, CAD File, SVG File For Cricut, Arts And Crafts, Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art Images, Beautiful Designs For Cutting Machines

A star (ancient Greek ἀστήρ, ἄστρον astēr, astron and Latin aster, astrum, stella, sidus for 'star, star'; ahd. sterno; astronomical symbol: ✱) is a massive, self-luminous celestial body made of very hot gas and plasma, such as the sun. In addition, a planet in our solar system that is illuminated by the sun is commonly called a star, such as the evening star, although it is not a star like the sun. A star like the sun emits not only light but also radiation in the extreme ultraviolet range (false color representation of the sun's emission at 30 nm). That almost all self-luminous celestial bodies visible to the naked eye are Sun-like objects that appear point-like only because of their far distance is one of the most important findings of modern astronomy. About three-quarters of stars are part of a binary or multiple star system, and many have a planetary system. Stars formed together more often form star clusters. Under favorable conditions, several thousand stars can be distinguished by unaided vision. They all belong to the same galaxy as the Sun, to the Milky Way, which consists of more than a hundred billion stars. This galaxy belongs together with its neighboring galaxies to the Local Group, one of thousands and thousands of galaxy clusters. Stars are formed from gas clouds - in certain regions (H-II region) from gaseous molecular clouds - by local strong compression in several phases. They are held together by the gravity of their own mass and are therefore approximately spherical. While a star's interior is several million degrees hot (in the case of the Sun's core just under 16,000,000 Kelvin), the surface temperature of most of them is about between 2,000 K and 20,000 K (in the case of the Sun's photosphere just under 6,000 K); white dwarfs, as exposed stellar cores, can reach temperatures of up to 100,000 K at their surface. Not only does intense radiation such as light emanate from the glowing stellar surface, but also a stream of charged plasma particles (stellar wind) travels far into space, forming an astrosphere. Stars can differ considerably in mass and volume, as well as in luminosity and color; in the course of a star's evolution these properties change. An orienting classification of stars becomes possible with the two characteristics absolute brightness and spectral type alone. The properties of stars are also of importance in the question whether a planet orbiting them could carry life or not (see habitable zone). Product Number: CS00522Product Name: AStarIsBorn1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGA Star Is Born Saying SVG Design, CAD File, Stars Space SVG File For Cricut, Stella Arts And Crafts, Astronomical Symbols Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art Images, Beautiful Designs For Cutting Machines

A star (ancient Greek ἀστήρ, ἄστρον astēr, astron and Latin aster, astrum, stella, sidus for 'star, star'; ahd. sterno; astronomical symbol: ✱) is a massive, self-luminous celestial body made of very hot gas and plasma, such as the sun. In addition, a planet in our solar system that is illuminated by the sun is commonly called a star, such as the evening star, although it is not a star like the sun. A star like the sun emits not only light but also radiation in the extreme ultraviolet range (false color representation of the sun's emission at 30 nm). That almost all self-luminous celestial bodies visible to the naked eye are Sun-like objects that appear point-like only because of their far distance is one of the most important findings of modern astronomy. About three-quarters of stars are part of a binary or multiple star system, and many have a planetary system. Stars formed together more often form star clusters. Under favorable conditions, several thousand stars can be distinguished by unaided vision. They all belong to the same galaxy as the Sun, to the Milky Way, which consists of more than a hundred billion stars. This galaxy belongs together with its neighboring galaxies to the Local Group, one of thousands and thousands of galaxy clusters. Stars are formed from gas clouds - in certain regions (H-II region) from gaseous molecular clouds - by local strong compression in several phases. They are held together by the gravity of their own mass and are therefore approximately spherical. While a star's interior is several million degrees hot (in the case of the Sun's core just under 16,000,000 Kelvin), the surface temperature of most of them is about between 2,000 K and 20,000 K (in the case of the Sun's photosphere just under 6,000 K); white dwarfs, as exposed stellar cores, can reach temperatures of up to 100,000 K at their surface. Not only does intense radiation such as light emanate from the glowing stellar surface, but also a stream of charged plasma particles (stellar wind) travels far into space, forming an astrosphere. Stars can differ considerably in mass and volume, as well as in luminosity and color; in the course of a star's evolution these properties change. An orienting classification of stars becomes possible with the two characteristics absolute brightness and spectral type alone. The properties of stars are also of importance in the question whether a planet orbiting them could carry life or not (see habitable zone). Product Number: CS00523Product Name: Star1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGStar Saying SVG Design, CAD File, Stars Space SVG File For Cricut, Stella Arts And Crafts, Astronomical Symbols Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art Images, Beautiful Designs For Cutting Machines

Apples (Malus) form a plant genus of the pome fruit family (Pyrinae) in the rose family (Rosaceae). The genus comprises about 42 to 55 species of deciduous trees and shrubs from forests and thickets of the northern temperate zone in Europe, Asia and North America, which have also given rise to a large number of often difficult-to-distinguish hybrids. By far the best known and economically very important species worldwide is the cultivated apple (Malus domestica). The fruit (from Latin fructus, in technical terms karp- from Ancient Greek) or fruits of a plant is the totality of the organs that arise from a flower and enclose the plant seeds until they ripen. Fruits form in principle only those plants which have a closed ovary (angiosperms). In the case of gymnosperms, which include conifers and ginkgo trees, only free seeds are formed. In addition to the carpel, the following organs can be involved in the formation of a fruit: Axillary tissue (for example, the receptacle), perianth, glumes. The fruit is used for dispersal. Depending on whether the seeds are enclosed by the fruit or released when ripe, a distinction is made between closed and open or spreading fruits. In common usage, fruits are also understood to include fruit and a clear distinction is not always made between the seeds and the fruit. Edible plant parts which, according to different definitions, are assigned to vegetables on the one hand and fruits on the other, are referred to as fruiting vegetables. Fruits can be classified according to various criteria:After closure of the ripe seeds: If the pericarp opens after fruit ripening and releases seeds, it is called an opening or scattered fruit. If, on the other hand, the pericarp remains closed and falls off the plant together with the seeds as a whole, it is called a closing fruit. If the seeds are still enclosed by the pericarp at maturity, but the pericarp falls apart into several units that may contain one or more seeds, it is called a decay fruit. By water content: Dry fruits: the seeds are contained in a dry and hard pericarp. They may occur as opening fruits (e.g., pea), closing fruits (e.g., nuts), and cleavage fruits (e.g., maple).  Sap fruits: in berries, the pericarp becomes fleshy and juicy in all its parts, contains sugar and is often colored; in drupes, only the mesocarp and exocarp. Product Number: CS00774Product Name: apple-heart1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGApple Heart Design, Fruits SVG Design, Plant Seeds CAD File, SVG File For Cricut, Arts And Crafts, Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The watermelon (Citrullus lanatus), also called anguria, arbuse, pasteke and citrullus cucumber (former synonym: Cucurbita citrullus L.), is a crop plant originating from Africa, which is now cultivated in warm regions worldwide. The wild form is also called tsamma melon. Watermelon is a prostrate to climbing, annual, herbaceous plant. The shoot axils are thin, angular, furrowed and protruding stiff hairs. The fruit, itself also called watermelon, is an armored berry, usually 20 to 60 centimeters long and elongated to oblong or cylindrical. The fruit rind is one to four centimeters thick and hard, but not durable. The color is usually light to dark green, with a solid color, striped or marbled. Gray-green varieties also exist; some varieties even have rinds that are dark yellow in color or striped in shades of yellow. The flesh tastes sweet. Product Number: CS00676Product Name: one-in-a-melon1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGOne In A Melon Saying SVG, Cutting File For Children, Baby Saying SVG File For Cricut, Children Laser Cut FIles, Watermelon Vinyl Cutter Images, Fruits Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The mushroom (Fungi) form the third major kingdom of eukaryotic organisms alongside the animals (Animalia) and the plants (Plantae). Like plants, to which they have long been classified, they are sedentary, but they cannot perform photosynthesis. Therefore, like animals, they must feed by ingesting organic substances (heterotrophy), but they absorb them in dissolved form from the environment. According to current knowledge, fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. They include mainly multicellular organisms such as the stander fungi, but also unicellular organisms such as baker's yeast, as well as coenocytic forms with many cell nuclei but without cellular subdivision. The science that deals with fungi is called mycology. The vegetative body of most fungi is a poorly differentiated thallus composed of microscopic (2-10 µm), filamentous hyphae. These form a widely branched mycelium that spreads in or on a solid substrate, such as soil, wood, or other living or dead organic tissue. Many fungi also form fruiting bodies that stand out from the substrate (e.g., the hats of the stand fungi) and are also composed of hyphae. In addition, there are also unicellular fungi such as the yeasts. Hyphae may be subdivided into cells by transverse septa, each cell containing one or two nuclei, or be unseptate (coenocytic) and contain many nuclei that are free to move with the plasma flow (also characteristic of plants but not found in Metazoa). However, septa are also not complete boundaries like the cell walls of plants, but each has a pore in its center (e.g., the doliporus in the stander fungi) that allows passage of cytoplasm and organelles, including in some cases nuclei. Fungi feed saprotrophically by taking up dissolved nutrients through the surface of their hyphae. To digest macromolecular, nonsoluble food sources, they secrete enzymes that correspond to the digestive enzymes of animals (and humans). Hyphae grow apically (at the tip), just like the root hairs and pollen tubes of plants, but unlike filamentous green algae. They branch by sprouting new tips laterally, but can also fuse together at the tips (anastomosis) to form networks. Most fungi reproduce predominantly or exclusively asexually (asexual). Thus, in many molds and generally in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, no sexual processes are known. Sexual and predominantly asexual reproduction occurs through the formation and dispersal of spores. Gametes (germ cells) occur only in the potty or flagellate fungi. Product Number: CS00597Product Name: Mushrooms1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGHand-Drawn Smiling Mushrooms SVG Design, Drawing Art Fungi CAD File, Forest Nature Organisms SVG File For Cricut, Mycology Arts And Crafts, Plants Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The oaks (Quercus) are a genus of plants in the beech family (Fagaceae). Oak species are deciduous or evergreen trees, rarely also shrubs. The alternate and spirally arranged leaves are usually divided into petiole and leaf blade. The thin to leathery, simple leaf blades are lobed or unlobed. Leaf margins are smooth or toothed to spiny-toothed. The inconspicuous, extrapetiolar stipules drop early. Depending on location and variety, an oak can grow to be about 30 to 40 feet tall and in some cases over 1000 years old. From ancient times, people have noticed that oaks harbor an unusual diversity of insects (up to 1000 species in a crown).Specialization of numerous insect species on Quercus species is considered to be a sign of high developmental age (coevolution). Many oak species (especially cork oaks and Mediterranean Californian oak species) are well adapted to fires due to their thick and well regenerating bark. In addition, their acorns germinate well and readily on burned, competition-free soil, making them typical species of subtropical fire ecosystems. Oak species are food habitat of caterpillars of many butterfly species. It is surpassed in Central Europe only by the sal willow. Product Number: CS00599Product Name: Acorn1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGAcorn Oak Fruit SVG Design, Funny Smiling Acorn Baby SVG File For Cricut, Arts And Crafts, Oak Tree Nature Laser Cut FIles, Acorns Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art Images, Beautiful Designs For Cutting Machines

An umbrella is a utilitarian object designed to protect against the weather. It originally consists of a tarpaulin made of fabric, which is stretched on keels and traditionally held aloft by a long and plumb handle. For holding, the classic umbrella has a handle, usually in the form of either a curved walking stick or a knob. Umbrellas protect against precipitation, but always carry the risk of overturning or flipping over in stronger winds. Umbrellas are traditionally designed and manufactured by umbrella makers, but today industrial mass production dominates the market.Product Number: CS00561Product Name: HeartRain1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGUmbrella SVG Design, CAD File, Hearts Rain SVG File For Cricut, Weather Arts And Crafts, Love Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art Images, Beautiful Designs For Cutting Machines

The mushroom (Fungi) form the third major kingdom of eukaryotic organisms alongside the animals (Animalia) and the plants (Plantae). Like plants, to which they have long been classified, they are sedentary, but they cannot perform photosynthesis. Therefore, like animals, they must feed by ingesting organic substances (heterotrophy), but they absorb them in dissolved form from the environment. According to current knowledge, fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. They include mainly multicellular organisms such as the stander fungi, but also unicellular organisms such as baker's yeast, as well as coenocytic forms with many cell nuclei but without cellular subdivision. The science that deals with fungi is called mycology. The vegetative body of most fungi is a poorly differentiated thallus composed of microscopic (2-10 µm), filamentous hyphae. These form a widely branched mycelium that spreads in or on a solid substrate, such as soil, wood, or other living or dead organic tissue. Many fungi also form fruiting bodies that stand out from the substrate (e.g., the hats of the stand fungi) and are also composed of hyphae. In addition, there are also unicellular fungi such as the yeasts. Hyphae may be subdivided into cells by transverse septa, each cell containing one or two nuclei, or be unseptate (coenocytic) and contain many nuclei that are free to move with the plasma flow (also characteristic of plants but not found in Metazoa). However, septa are also not complete boundaries like the cell walls of plants, but each has a pore in its center (e.g., the doliporus in the stander fungi) that allows passage of cytoplasm and organelles, including in some cases nuclei. Fungi feed saprotrophically by taking up dissolved nutrients through the surface of their hyphae. To digest macromolecular, nonsoluble food sources, they secrete enzymes that correspond to the digestive enzymes of animals (and humans). Hyphae grow apically (at the tip), just like the root hairs and pollen tubes of plants, but unlike filamentous green algae. They branch by sprouting new tips laterally, but can also fuse together at the tips (anastomosis) to form networks. Most fungi reproduce predominantly or exclusively asexually (asexual). Thus, in many molds and generally in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, no sexual processes are known. Sexual and predominantly asexual reproduction occurs through the formation and dispersal of spores. Gametes (germ cells) occur only in the potty or flagellate fungi. Product Number: CS00604Product Name: Pilz1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGSmiling Baby Mushroom SVG Design, Children Fungi CAD File, Forest Nature Organisms SVG File For Cricut, Mycology Arts And Crafts, Plants Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The avocado is a species of plant in the laurel family (Lauraceae). The fruit is a berry from a botanical point of view and has historically been given many other, now rare, names such as avocado pear, alligator pear or butterfruit. The tree originated in the warm and humid tropical rainforests of Mexico and Central America. Today, it is cultivated in over 400 cultivars worldwide in the tropics as well as in Turkey, South Africa, Israel, California, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Australia, New Zealand, southern Spain (Malaga, Canary Islands and the coast of the province of Granada), Portugal and in Africa. In the Mediterranean region, the avocado has been cultivated since the beginning of the 20th century. There are also very similar wild fruits of the related plant species Beilschmiedia anay and Beilschmiedia mexicana, also laurel family, from Mexico, as well as the wild avocados of Persea schiedeana. These avocado-like fruits are also used locally and very much appreciated. The fruit (from Latin fructus, in technical terms karp- from Ancient Greek) or fruits of a plant is the totality of the organs that arise from a flower and enclose the plant seeds until they ripen. Fruits form in principle only those plants which have a closed ovary (angiosperms). In the case of gymnosperms, which include conifers and ginkgo trees, only free seeds are formed.In addition to the carpel, the following organs can be involved in the formation of a fruit: Axillary tissue (for example, the receptacle), perianth, glumes. The fruit is used for dispersal. Depending on whether the seeds are enclosed by the fruit or released when ripe, a distinction is made between closed and open or spreading fruits. In common usage, fruits are also understood to include fruit and a clear distinction is not always made between the seeds and the fruit. Edible plant parts which, according to different definitions, are assigned to vegetables on the one hand and fruits on the other, are referred to as fruiting vegetables. Fruits can be classified according to various criteria:After closure of the ripe seeds: If the pericarp opens after fruit ripening and releases seeds, it is called an opening or scattered fruit. If, on the other hand, the pericarp remains closed and falls off the plant together with the seeds as a whole, it is called a closing fruit. If the seeds are still enclosed by the pericarp at maturity, but the pericarp falls apart into several units that may contain one or more seeds, it is called a decay fruit. By water content: Dry fruits: the seeds are contained in a dry and hard pericarp. They may occur as opening fruits (e.g., pea), closing fruits (e.g., nuts), and cleavage fruits (e.g., maple).  Sap fruits: in berries, the pericarp becomes fleshy and juicy in all its parts, contains sugar and is often colored; in drupes, only the mesocarp and exocarp. Product Number: CS00594Product Name: Avocado1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGFunny Avocado Fruit Sketch, Smiling Face Avocado Pear, Fruits SVG Design, Butterfruit, Children CAD File, SVG File For Cricut, Arts And Crafts, Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The mushroom (Fungi) form the third major kingdom of eukaryotic organisms alongside the animals (Animalia) and the plants (Plantae). Like plants, to which they have long been classified, they are sedentary, but they cannot perform photosynthesis. Therefore, like animals, they must feed by ingesting organic substances (heterotrophy), but they absorb them in dissolved form from the environment. According to current knowledge, fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. They include mainly multicellular organisms such as the stander fungi, but also unicellular organisms such as baker's yeast, as well as coenocytic forms with many cell nuclei but without cellular subdivision. The science that deals with fungi is called mycology. The vegetative body of most fungi is a poorly differentiated thallus composed of microscopic (2-10 µm), filamentous hyphae. These form a widely branched mycelium that spreads in or on a solid substrate, such as soil, wood, or other living or dead organic tissue. Many fungi also form fruiting bodies that stand out from the substrate (e.g., the hats of the stand fungi) and are also composed of hyphae. In addition, there are also unicellular fungi such as the yeasts. Hyphae may be subdivided into cells by transverse septa, each cell containing one or two nuclei, or be unseptate (coenocytic) and contain many nuclei that are free to move with the plasma flow (also characteristic of plants but not found in Metazoa). However, septa are also not complete boundaries like the cell walls of plants, but each has a pore in its center (e.g., the doliporus in the stander fungi) that allows passage of cytoplasm and organelles, including in some cases nuclei. Fungi feed saprotrophically by taking up dissolved nutrients through the surface of their hyphae. To digest macromolecular, nonsoluble food sources, they secrete enzymes that correspond to the digestive enzymes of animals (and humans). Hyphae grow apically (at the tip), just like the root hairs and pollen tubes of plants, but unlike filamentous green algae. They branch by sprouting new tips laterally, but can also fuse together at the tips (anastomosis) to form networks. Most fungi reproduce predominantly or exclusively asexually (asexual). Thus, in many molds and generally in arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, no sexual processes are known. Sexual and predominantly asexual reproduction occurs through the formation and dispersal of spores. Gametes (germ cells) occur only in the potty or flagellate fungi. Product Number: CS00600Product Name: Mushroom1 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGBaby And Mom Mushroom SVG Design, Baby And Dad Fungi CAD File, Forest Nature Organisms SVG File For Cricut, Mycology Arts And Crafts, Plants Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art

The fungi (Fungi) form the third major kingdom of eukaryotic organisms along with the animals (Animalia) and the plants (Plantae). Like plants, to which they have long been classified, they are sedentary, but they cannot photosynthesize. Therefore, like animals, they must feed by ingesting organic substances (heterotrophy), but they absorb them in dissolved form from the environment. According to current knowledge, fungi are more closely related to animals than to plants. They include mainly multicellular organisms such as the stander fungi, but also unicellular organisms such as baker's yeast, as well as coenocytic forms with many cell nuclei but without cellular subdivision. The science that deals with fungi is called mycology. Product Number: CS00723Product Name: mushroom-sketch-11 Design5 FilesThe following formats are included in the file you will receive: .AI .SVG .DXF .EPS .PNGMushrooms Freehand Sketch SVG Design, CAD File, Fungi SVG File For Cricut, Forest Plants Arts And Crafts, Mycology Laser Cut FIles, Vinyl Cutter Images, Cricut File Format, Cuttable Designs, SVG Shirts Design, Silhouette Files, Vector Graphics, Clip Art