Naturalist-Style Food Specimen Cross-Section

One 【food name】, dissected the way a master naturalist would handle a specimen discovered in the wild.
Cut open, spread out, pinned down—like a precious museum holding,
yet lit as if Caravaggio were shooting for National Geographic.
Every internal structure glows with the truth of its own material.
The cross-section is sharp to the point of violence. The interior is beautiful to the point of holiness.
The frame shows the complete specimen:
one half kept intact, showing 【description of the outer surface: texture / color / pattern】;
the other half cut open to the core, with 【description of the internal core structure: the 1—2 most important internal visual features】 clearly visible.
【Add 1—2 sentences describing the most visually striking cross-section details of this food】
Background: pure black velvet.
The 【food name】 floats within it, like something precious and dangerous.
The annotation text hugs the edges of the structures, in a handwritten-feeling serif typeface, never floating free in space.
The image contains the following annotations, each with three lines: the first line the name of the structure, the second line composition data, the third line one sentence in plain language:
【Structure 01 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】

【Structure 02 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】
【Structure 03 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】
【Structure 04 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】
【Structure 05 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】

【Structure 06 name】
【Composition / data note】
【What this structure does and why it matters】
Omit the rest; if there are more, keep the same format
Main title, upper left, warm ivory white capitals:
【Food name】· Anatomy

An italic subtitle immediately below:
【One sentence revealing the essence of this food, no more than 15 characters】

Overall temperament: Audubon natural history illustration × Caravaggio lighting × the most beautiful scientific photography ever made.
4K precision, specimen lighting, extreme internal detail.
Nothing clinical about it, everything alive.
Realistic style, not a schematic, not a cartoon, not a simplified diagram.
Every material has a real physical texture:
rough, smooth, moist, dry, dense, porous.