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This media file captures an indoor educational exhibit featuring a detailed model of a plant and a soil profile. The central subject is a rectangular block representing a cross-section of soil, from which an artificial plant emerges. The plant has a brown trunk, several green leaves, and prominent, thick brown roots that extend from the base of the trunk and penetrate deeply into the simulated soil. The soil model displays distinct layers, with a darker, richer topsoil giving way to several lighter, reddish-brown horizons below. A notable vertical crack runs down the front of the soil block, indicating a possible characteristic like soil shrinkage or fracturing. In front of this soil profile, a small informational plaque is displayed in a clear plastic holder. The most visible text on the plaque clearly reads "TANAH ULTISOL," with smaller, less legible text beneath, likely providing further details or a description of Ultisol soil. "Tanah" is the Indonesian word for soil, consistent with the Bogor, Indonesia location context. In the background, to the left, part of a wooden-framed picture or map can be seen hanging on a light-colored wall. To the right, a red object, possibly a fire extinguisher cabinet, is partially visible. The setting appears to be an educational or museum environment, designed to inform visitors about different soil types and their structure. The scene is static, with no human activity taking place.
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