EVERYPlant Date Palm 18 -- 10 Models 3D model

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Date Palm Scientific: Phoenix dactylifera This Variation: 18 of 20 Habitat: Well-drained sandy soil prevails in its natural range, supporting Date Palms throughout various locations. Range: Possibly native to northern Africa, the exact origin remains a topic for debate due to widespread cultivation. Notes: For over 8,000 years, this plant has been carefully cultivated and held significant importance in human history. It thrives today in vast orchards across Africa and Asia, and its ornamental value has made it a popular choice globally. Included in this Package: 10 models total Standard -- 1,287,164 polygons -- 23.6m tall. In perfect health and full of fruiting capabilities. Despite displaying diseased foliage with yellowing as common issues for these trees show. Ideal for scenes requiring natural growth. Distressed -- 1,190,498 polygons -- 23.6m tall. Enhanced damage on fronds along with several frond loss cases have contributed significantly in appearance. Unhealthy -- 611,533 polygons -- 22.4m tall. Showing significant degradation as seen by missing or dead foliage all across it's canopy. Dead -- 73,461 polygons -- 18m tall. Displaying bare broken fronds while almost completely lacking life through dead and diseased growth throughout its height. Young -- 1,248,487 polygons -- 14.2m tall. Standing a half mature status with ongoing process for full maturity expected soon enough. Immature -- 210,337 polygons -- 6.3m tall. Displaying un-maturity features through its size when it still had to fill up to gain total canopy width, along having trunk much thinner then in full height trees seen around these plant groups. No Fruit -- 400,839 polygons -- 23.6m tall. Same level of maturity has been generated but lack presence for tree, reducing extra visual details from close-ups due lower counts. No Dead Fronds -- 1,197,810 polygons -- 23.6m tall. Found only with all dead parts on top gone and more realistic plant health when fully cleaned. Least Detail -- 304,974 polygons -- 23.6m tall. A very detailed scene, best suited to show tree shape and no close details so visual quality improves further for long renders in games. Trunk Displacement -- 2,760,418 polygons -- 23.6m tall. Its appearance increased detail thanks to trunk applied through addition. More suitable then previous ones for really sharp graphics and real-looking images of close view. EVERYPlant exists with one single aim: that's -model every plant species available throughout our entire range ( plus many others such as, fantasy or fictional), and share the full extent it has been modeled within details and names found online. Want a closer look at where all those progress are recorded for your interest and knowledge so please check this page of ours located right here...https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPlant.Project/