Brigalow Acacia harpophylla 1 Free 3D model

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This highly detailed 3D model was masterfully created with Sketchup 8, before being seamlessly converted to all other 3D formats as needed. Native format is the versatile .skp file, which can be easily imported into 3dsmax scenes, including version 2016, and expertly rendered with Vray 3.00 software. Brigalow Spearwood trees are commonly known by various names, but Orkor is also a widely accepted designation for this medium-sized tree that can reach impressive heights of up to 25 meters, while its robust roots create open woodlands known as Brigalow Belt, often found in diverse communities alongside other Acacias, Eucalypti, Casuarinas, and numerous underwood species. Interestingly, Brigalow communities exhibit an excellent ability to re-sprout after fires, with a notable exception being the softwood scrubs, which are denser and more difficult to repopulate. The vast Brigalow Belt spans approximately 6 million hectares, fragmented into 165 distinct regional ecosystems that serve as vital habitats for a large variety of often endangered native wildlife. This magnificent ecosystem originates in Northeast Australia, specifically in the states of Queensland and New South Wales.