EVERYPlant Date Palm 08 -- 10 Models 3D model

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Name: Date Palm Scientific: Phoenix dactylifera This Variation: 8 of 20 Habitat: Found throughout its natural range, Date Palms thrive in well-drained sandy soil environments. Range: Natively from northern Africa, though exact origin remains uncertain due to extensive cultivation and dispersal across the globe. Notes: With a rich history spanning over 8,000 years, this plant has been cultivated by human societies for centuries. Today, it's grown on large scales in Africa and Asia as an agricultural crop, while also serving as a popular ornamental species worldwide. Included in this Package: Ten high-quality models are available: Standard -- 951,815 polygons -- Reaches an impressive 22.1m tall with mature, fruiting characteristics. Despite showing some diseased foliage, it remains relatively healthy for most scene and application uses. Distressed -- 885,324 polygons -- A more rugged appearance features damaged and disease-affected foliage as well as broken fronds. Unhealthy -- 488,001 polygons -- Exhibiting a relatively poor condition with considerable diseased or missing foliage, standing at an estimated 21.6m tall. Dead -- 54,906 polygons -- Displays bare and dead fronds along with significantly reduced height, reaching only 17.9m tall. Young -- 930,781 polygons -- Representing an in-between state of maturation, this model stands approximately 13.1m tall. Immature -- 157,621 polygons -- Characterized by its short trunk relative to overall height and unremarkable foliage development at about 6.3m tall. No Fruit -- 294,083 polygons -- Identical to the standard model except without generated fruit; useful for close-ups or situations requiring a lighter poly count. No Dead Fronds -- 892,992 polygons -- All fronds are present as you'd typically find on cultivated trees in plantation environments at 22.1m tall. Least Detail -- 228,887 polygons -- Boasting lower polygon counts due to omission of finer details such as fruit, dead fronds and other accessories. Trunk Displacement -- 2,423,144 polygons -- Exhibits a highly detailed appearance through advanced displacement mapping on its trunk area at the full height of 22.1m. Please consider your requirements for re-meshing upon request. EVERYPRENTS strives to model every species within the natural plant kingdom and has achieved great success so far. You can follow our project progress via the official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPRENTS.Project