EVERYPlant African Oil Palm 13 -- 10 Models 3D model

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African Oil Palm Scientific: Elaeis guineensis This Variation: 13 of 20 Habitat: Thriving in a variety of soil types and locations, it's surprisingly resilient outside of desert and sub-desert conditions. Range: Originating in west and southwest Africa, its popularity has spread to tropical regions worldwide, where it's widely cultivated. Notes: As the leading source of palm oil, this species holds immense commercial significance. However, widespread cultivation often leads to deforestation, leaving a lasting environmental impact. Included in this Package: Standard -- 361,084 polygons -- 16.1m tall. This mature and fruiting tree is relatively healthy, exhibiting minor disease symptoms and some yellowed foliage - ideal for general use. Distressed -- 350,176 polygons -- 16.1m tall. Featuring extensive foliage damage, missing fronds, and broken leaves, this model showcases the consequences of neglect or harsh conditions. Unhealthy -- 225,813 polygons -- 15.3m tall. A poor state is characterized by missing foliage, disease, and overall decline - a good fit for depicting an environment affected by pollution or poor land use practices. Dead -- 43,457 polygons -- 11.2m tall. Displaying bare branches and minimal foliage, this tree embodies the impact of severe neglect or natural disasters. Young -- 357,347 polygons -- 9.8m tall. Halfway through its maturation cycle, this model represents a tree's transitional phase - perfect for showing the process of growth in an environment with ideal conditions. Immature -- 188,020 -- 5m tall. This tiny palm has yet to reach full maturity and is distinguished by its shorter trunk compared to its overall height - suitable for showcasing plant development or tropical climates. No Fruit -- 264,667 polygons -- 16.1m tall. Serving the same purpose as the standard model but with the fruit generated disabled - beneficial in situations where minute details aren't a priority and you can save on poly count, such as in mid-range renders. No Dead Fronds -- 332,270 polygons -- 16.1m tall. Designed for trees seen under curated conditions, such as plantations, this model features no hanging dead fronds - maintaining visual appeal even at a closer look. Least Detail -- 232,527 polygons -- 16.1m tall. Characterized by lacking finer details such as fruit, dead fronds, and stubs - great for reducing the number of polys when you need to save time during production without affecting your work significantly - an asset that would excel in distant renders due to its more compact and minimal structure. Trunk Displacement -- 506,676 polygons -- 16.1m tall. Enriching visual quality through detailed trunk structures using polygon displacements. Optimized for extreme zoom-ins for detailed and close render purposes.