ONE continuous 12-second cinematic shot, 16:9. Match the supplied…

ONE continuous 12-second cinematic shot, 16:9. Match the supplied palm image at the start and the white wheat background at the end. Show an accelerated natural growth cycle with visible stages. 0–1.5s: ONE real wheat kernel rests on the man's open palm. Fine honey-gold filaments converge from several directions and flow into its crease. Light builds smoothly inside the grain; its natural husk remains visible. 1.5–2.8s: ONE short downward-and-forward wrist flick throws the kernel into the open furrow. The camera follows it down and forward. The seed lands once; the hand leaves above. Preserve clean soil and sparse young green planting rows. 2.8–4s — GERMINATION: roots enter the soil and stay hidden. A tiny pointed green shoot emerges from the kernel's rooted position. The first narrow blade pushes through its protective sheath. This is a small green seedling, with no ear. 4–5.5s — LEAF DEVELOPMENT: additional narrow leaves unfold one after another, forming a leafy wheat seedling. Keep it green and modest in height. No ear yet. 5.5–7s — STEM ELONGATION: the slender jointed main stem extends progressively between its leaves. The upper flag leaf unfolds; its sheath gradually swells around the developing head, which is still concealed. 7–8.6s — HEADING: a SMALL GREEN wheat ear slowly emerges from the upper leaf sheath. Its tip, spikelets and fine awns emerge progressively. It lengthens and opens gradually; a complete golden ear must never appear suddenly. 8.6–9.6s — RIPENING: the existing ear fills out and gradually changes from green to natural straw-gold. The camera approaches its macro framing at the far RIGHT edge, matching the final reference. Throughout growth, use smoothly advancing overlapping motion, without stops, bursts, instant stage replacement or jump scaling. Keep the base rooted at one fixed point. Existing background seedlings stay unchanged. Fine gold light flows upward along real plant tissue. The camera rises steadily alongside the plant, leaving the soil below. 9.6–11s: preserve the SAME mature ear's silhouette, scale and position while the defocused field smoothly dissolves to soft white. Gold lines settle into the final lower-edge curve. 11–12s: hold the exact final composition. Photographic materials, soft natural light, restrained bloom. No cuts, floating plant, giant wheat, whole-field growth, flashes, text, logos, dialogue or music.