EVERYPlant Date Palm 13 -- 10 Models 3D model

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Date Palm: Name Phoenix dactylifera, Scientific Classification Date Palm Variations: 13 of 20 Description Natural Habitat: Date Palms thrive in well-drained sandy soil environments, which can be found in various places worldwide. Origins Native to Northern Africa: The exact origin of the Date Palm is unclear due to its extensive cultivation history. Human Interaction Eight Thousand Years: Humans have been cultivating Date Palms for over eight thousand years, showcasing a long history of human-civilization connection. Present-day Orchards Today, these plants are grown extensively in African and Asian orchards, as well as being cultivated as an ornamental species globally. Package Includes: 10 Total Models Model Descriptions Standard - 23.1 meters tall with 1,172,932 polygons: The standard model displays fully mature, fruiting growth, although some diseased yellow foliage can be observed due to its natural cycle. Distressed - 23 meters tall with 881,382 polygons: A more severe version of the model features an increased level of diseased foliage and broken fronds. Unhealthy - 22.6 meters tall with 435,794 polygons: Displaying overall poor health with many damaged fronds. Dead - 18.6 meters tall with 89,372 polygons: Revealing severely affected state, mostly featuring bare broken dead leaves. Youthful Models Young - 13.8 meters tall with 1,132,979 polygons: Showing smaller, still-developing foliage compared to other mature specimens Immature - 6.1 meters tall with 202,166 polygons: As of now in its developmental stage No Fruit - 23.1 meters tall with 377,268 polygons: Utilize for scenarios requiring moderate rendering quality while cutting back on detail poly counts Cared-for Settings Model Descriptions Standard Model Less Distressed Environment No Dead Fronds - Same standard environment without hanging dead leaves Trunk Displacement Increased Level Detail Models Variations Offering Lower Details (Least Detail) Request Additional Requests for Poly Modification Custom Models Based upon Requests