Cantharellus formosus mushroom

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The Pacific Golden Chanterelle, scientifically known as Cantharellus formosus, is a unique fungus thriving in the Pacific Northwest region of North America. Its false gills often display a vibrant pinkish hue and emit a pleasant, sweet fragrance. As the most economically valuable commercially harvested Cantharellus species in the Pacific Northwest, the Pacific Golden Chanterelle holds significant importance. This prized mushroom has earned the distinction of being designated as Oregon's state mushroom, highlighting its abundance and economic value. Packaging Details: The package includes various maps, such as diffuse, tangent normal, object normal, and AO maps, all presented in a high-resolution 16-bit PNG format (8192x8192). Additionally, it contains an FBX mesh with five distinct level of detail (LOD) stages, carefully scaled to match real-world measurements.