EVERYPlant Date Palm 01 -- 10 Models 3D model

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Date Palm Scientific: Phoenix dactylifera This Variation: 1 of 20 Habitat: Date Palms naturally thrive in areas with well-drained sandy soil throughout their range. Range: Probable origin lies in northern Africa, but determining the exact origin is complicated due to widespread cultivation. Notes: This plant has been cultivated for over 8,000 years and boasts a long history of coexistence with human civilizations. Today it is extensively grown in orchards across Africa and Asia as well as being cultivated as an ornamental species worldwide. Included in this Package: 10 models in total Standard -- 670,887 polygons -- 17.9m tall. This fully mature model bears fruit while appearing relatively healthy but showing normal disease symptoms on foliage. It is usable in most scenes and applications. Distressed -- 620,860 polygons -- 17.9m tall. Exhibiting higher levels of foliage damage, increased disease and missing or broken fronds. Unhealthy -- 308,670 polygons -- 18.1m tall. In a poor state with extensive loss or discoloration of its foliage. Dead -- 58,874 polygons -- 15m tall. Only bare and shattered fronds remain with no greenery. Young -- 640,645 polygons -- 10.8m tall. This model is around midway through its growth cycle, featuring a smaller trunk. Immature -- 168,806 polygons -- 5m tall. The tree has yet to reach maturity and bears little resemblance to an adult Date Palm, displaying shorter trunk proportions compared to overall height. No Fruit -- 314,558 polygons -- 17.9m tall. Similar in every aspect to the standard model except fruit has been excluded for scenes requiring mid-range detail. No Dead Fronds -- 599,737 polygons -- 17.9m tall. Normally seen against the trunk of mature Date Palms, these have been removed due to pruning practices employed in a curated plantation environment such as on commercial farms. Least Detail -- 237,866 polygons -- 17.9m tall. Only the very finest details, such as dead leaves or stubs hanging around fronds, have not been created for increased distance rendering where detail resolution is reduced. Ideal use: for background purposes. Trunk Displacement -- 1,159,383 polygons -- 18m tall. Advanced details and displaced material are applied on its trunk surface making it perfect close-range scenes like still photos of plants with clear visual features to showcase each area accurately enough even upon close inspection near by when used inside digital works (including images created through drawing/painting techniques!). Low Poly variations are offered as special option, however the basic idea is to take down a higher quantity without decreasing too much from high standards still found overall design elements preserved though simplicity kept at reasonable limit while achieving same visual effect required without making extra effort beyond normal capabilities inherent every digital artwork made.