What does a rooted forest look like?

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I have heard the term rooted forest used in graph theory (I can't seem to find a good source to link, though). It seems like it is a collection of subgraphs of a directed acyclic graph, with each subgraph having a root.

Can someone draw a rooted forest for me?

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