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This media file captures a close-up view of the base and lower branches of a large, gnarled tree, likely within a botanical garden or similar curated natural space in Đà Nẵng, Vietnam. The tree features multiple thick, intertwining branches heavily covered in vibrant green moss and patches of lighter-colored lichen, indicating a humid environment. Beneath the tree, the ground is densely covered with lush green foliage, including various types of ferns and smaller plants. Some fallen leaves and bits of debris are scattered on the mossy ground. A green wooden sign is partially visible, protruding from the ground near the base of the tree's main trunk. The white text on the sign identifies the plant as "Buxus papillosa C.K.Schneid" and specifies its origin as "China." Another line on the sign reads "1.1. (Bux.)", likely a collection number or internal identifier. To the left of the sign, a green concrete or stone marker, possibly for an exhibit or plot, is partially visible, displaying a reddish-orange symbol that resembles a stylized "E" or "TT." No human activity is depicted. The scene suggests a tranquil, natural setting during daytime, possibly under an overcast sky or in a shaded area, given the soft, diffused lighting and lack of harsh shadows. The overall impression is one of a verdant, well-maintained natural exhibit.
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