Ash tree v-ray and corona 3D model

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Humans: Polys 302147\nVerts 394012\nHeight is 17M\n\nAsh trees are a genus of flowering plants known as Fraxinus, belonging to the olive and lilac family, Oleaceae.\nThey contain 45-65 species of medium to large trees, mostly deciduous with some evergreen species in subtropical regions.\nThe ash tree family spans across much of Europe, Asia, and North America.\n\nAsh leaves are opposite or sometimes in groups of three, and most have pinnately compound shapes, while a few species have simple leaves.\nThe seeds, commonly known as keys or helicopter seeds, are a type of fruit called samaras.\nMost ash trees are dioecious, with male and female flowers growing on separate plants, but some express sex as a continuum between male and female.\nAs ash trees age, they may switch from being predominantly male to hermaphroditic and eventually female.\nWhen grown as ornamentals and having both sexes present, ashes can create significant litter problems due to their seeds.\nThe mountain ash or rowan has leaves and buds that resemble those of true ashes but belongs to the unrelated Sorbus genus in the rose family.