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A close-up, overhead view displays a large pile of harvested cassava roots, also known as yuca or manioc, filling the foreground. The cassava roots are elongated and tapered, with rough, brown outer skins and patches of lighter, peeled-off bark revealing white flesh underneath. Some of the roots have been cut, showing the white interior at the ends. A clear plastic bag, containing some of the cassava roots, is positioned on top of the pile in the upper center. In the background, a second, much larger pile of what appear to be sweet potatoes or similar root vegetables can be seen. These are smaller and rounder than the cassava, with a reddish-brown skin. The ground beneath the piles is a rough, tiled concrete surface. To the right, a weathered wooden structure, possibly a stall or part of a building, is visible. The overall impression is a scene at a market or agricultural storage area in South Tangerang, Indonesia, where these root vegetables are being stored or sold.
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