In Woadze, Ghana, a close-up, vertical shot captures the lower portion of a robust plant, likely a ginger or similar rhizomatous species

In Woadze, Ghana, a close-up, vertical shot captures the lower portion of a robust plant, likely a ginger or similar rhizomatous species. Multiple thick, fleshy stems, primarily yellowish-green transitioning to reddish-brown, emerge from a central base, displaying swollen nodes and visible striations. Numerous thin, reddish-pink adventitious roots project horizontally and vertically from these stems and from the underlying substrate. The plant's base is surrounded by irregularly shaped, greyish-brown rocks and loose organic debris, including dried leaves and fibrous material. Fine, white, web-like filaments are sparsely distributed among the roots and debris. A thin, metallic-colored strand, possibly a wire or discarded material, extends diagonally across the lower left foreground, partially embedded in the rocky environment. No individuals, direct actions, or interactions are present in the frame.