Edit the attached underground reference image to show the same wheat…

Edit the attached underground reference image to show the same wheat kernel BEFORE germination. Preserve the original camera angle, framing, perspective, depth of field and aspect ratio. Keep the wheat kernel in exactly the same position, orientation and size within the frame. Preserve the surrounding soil arrangement and the original cinematic photographic style. Remove the entire shoot and all roots, including small root tips and any remaining plant fragments. Naturally reconstruct the soil in the areas previously occupied by them, matching the adjacent texture, lighting and focus. Restore the kernel to an intact, ungerminated state. Close the small opening at the embryo end with a continuous natural seed surface. Preserve the kernel’s recognizable shape, matte beige-brown color, delicate surface texture and narrow longitudinal crease. Remove all golden glow, luminous filaments, bright outlines and colored light spill from the kernel and nearby soil. Use soft, subdued illumination that reveals the natural textures without making the seed emit light. The kernel remains firmly nestled within the earth, with its lower edge partially covered by soil particles. Keep the enclosed underground setting, with dense soil continuing behind the seed and filling every edge of the image. Maintain realistic macro photography, natural earthy colors, detailed soil aggregates and gentle focus falloff. Keep the existing composition unchanged. Do not enlarge the kernel, move the camera closer, rotate the seed or rearrange the soil. No roots, shoots, sprouts, leaves, germination, glow, neon, metallic surfaces, additional seeds, open trench, tunnel, spacious cavity, sky, text or logos.