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A close-up, overhead shot captures a dense pile of dried cassava stems, presumably collected from fields in or near Denok, Indonesia. The stems, varying in thickness, are crisscrossed and layered, forming a rough, uneven surface. Small, green shoots are visibly emerging from some of the thicker stems, indicating a natural regrowth or the beginning of a new planting cycle. The ground beneath is obscured by the stems and appears to be covered with dry leaves and other natural debris. The overall impression is one of a harvested crop or material prepared for composting or burning. The lighting suggests it is daytime, with natural light casting subtle shadows.
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