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Ultra-realistic close-up photograph of a small potted sugar apple (custard apple / Annona squamosa) tree. The tree is planted in a simple black plastic nursery pot filled with brown soil. The tree has a short, straight brown trunk with smooth bark and several branches extending outward symmetrically.

There are exactly four large sugar apple fruits growing directly on the branches, clustered naturally around the center. Each fruit is round and slightly oval, with a segmented, scale-like surface made of tightly packed polygonal bumps. The fruit color is pale green with subtle gradients of yellow-green and soft natural texture variations.

The leaves are fresh, vibrant green, elongated oval shape with smooth edges and visible veins. Leaves are slightly glossy and arranged alternately along the branches, some overlapping and some facing toward the camera.

Lighting is soft natural daylight, warm and diffused, coming from the upper left, creating gentle highlights on the fruits and leaves and soft shadows underneath. Background is a blurred outdoor garden with green grass and warm tones, using shallow depth of field (bokeh effect) to isolate the plant.

Camera angle: eye-level, slightly centered composition. Focus is sharp on the fruits and leaves, with crisp detail and natural color balance. No text, no watermark, no extra objects.

Style: hyper-realistic, high detail, DSLR photography, 85mm lens, f/2.8 aperture, soft background blur, natural colors, clean composition.