A single ear of field corn (Zea mays) is depicted lying horizontally on a ground surface composed of green grass and clover

A single ear of field corn (Zea mays) is depicted lying horizontally on a ground surface composed of green grass and clover. The corn cob, approximately 20-25 centimeters in visible length, features bright yellow kernels arranged in uniform rows. Orange-brown corn silk is extensively intertwined among the kernels, particularly on the left half of the cob. The outer husk is partially peeled back, exposing the kernels. A distinct, dark, irregularly shaped discoloration or lesion, approximately 0.5 cm in diameter, is present on a kernel near the center-right section of the cob. The surrounding environment consists of various blades of green grass and several three-lobed clover leaves, indicating an outdoor, natural setting. No individuals or active interactions are present. The location is specified as Bischheim, France.