A close-up, upward-angled forensic image captures a single, unripe, dark green chayote fruit (Sechium edule) suspended from its vine

A close-up, upward-angled forensic image captures a single, unripe, dark green chayote fruit (Sechium edule) suspended from its vine. The fruit, roughly pear-shaped with faint lobed indentations at its base, exhibits a waxy, subtly speckled surface with reflective highlights. A small, dark insect is present on the fruit's left side. The chayote vine, characterized by slender green stems and tendrils, supports several large, variegated green leaves, some displaying yellowing or brown discoloration. Small, pale yellow flowers and developing buds are visible among the foliage in the upper right quadrant, with a tiny insect observed on one flower. The vine is trained upon a rustic trellis constructed from rounded, light-brown wooden or bamboo poles, some segments of which are entwined with dried plant matter. The background consists of a bright, overcast sky and indistinct green foliage. The scene is located in the city of Silvino Lobos, Philippines.