Birch tree v-ray and corona 3D model

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Polys 301666 is a measurement, while Verts 393001 represents a count. The height is indeed 17 meters. Fraxinus /fræksənɪs/ is another name for English ash, which belongs to the olive and lilac family, Oleaceae. This genus encompasses 45-65 species of typically medium-sized trees that are mostly deciduous, but some subtropical species remain evergreen throughout the year. Fraxinus species can be found across much of Europe, Asia, and North America. The leaves of these trees usually grow in opposite pairs or occasionally in whorls of three. In most cases, they are pinnately compound, though a few species have simple leaves. The seeds, often referred to as keys or helicopter seeds, are actually a type of fruit known as a samara. Most Fraxinus species are dioecious, having separate male and female flowers on different plants. However, the expression of sex in ash trees is more complex, existing along a continuum between male and female individuals, with many trees being unisexual. As ash trees mature, their sexual function can shift from predominantly male to hermaphrodite towards femaleness; this can create issues if both sexes are present, leading to excessive litter production due to the seeds. It's worth noting that Rowans or mountain ashes have similar-looking leaves and buds to true ashes but belong to a different genus, Sorbus, within the rose family.