Bangalow Palm Archontophoenix cunninghamia 4 Free 3D model

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This model was crafted with precision using Sketchup 8, later exported to numerous other 3D formats for seamless integration. Its native file is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene showcases expertise in 3ds Max 2016, brought to life with Vray 3.00's cutting-edge rendering capabilities. Native to Eastern Australia, particularly the central region, stands a tree often referred to as the King Palm or Piccabean Palm. More susceptible to damage from wind compared to its relative Alexandra Palm, this species requires extra protection against harsh gusts. In its natural habitat, Bangalow Palm commonly sprouts in a multi-stemmed pattern though single-stems also prevail. It frequently displays swelling on the crownshaft, making it an easily recognizable specimen among others. The species proves hardier than Alexandra, giving it broad appeal for cooler climates and environments, thereby thriving not only in temperate zones. Like its relative Alexandra Palm, Bangalow is highly hydrophilic, at times inhabiting riverbeds with remarkable frequency due to its love of water rich environments. Dimensions: Growing as tall as 15-20 meters is not uncommon for this species.