EVERYPlant Red Mangrove 05 -- 7 Models 3D model

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Name: Red Mangrove\n\nScientific: Rhizophora mangle\n\nThis Variation: 8 of 20\n\nHabitat: Coasts thrive on mangroves, which excel in brackish waters and salt-marshes found in tropical climates worldwide.\n\nRange: These ecosystems span across the tropics, widespread in estuaries throughout America, Caribbean, Africa, Oceania, Australia, and other regions globally.\n\nNotes: One of the most recognizable mangrove species, characterized by its distinctive stilt roots that give it a signature appearance. Seeds develop fully before falling into water, where they survive up to a year, enabling new territories to be colonized.\n\nPackage Contents: 7 total models are included in this offering\n\nStandard -- 192,112 polygons -- 12.3m tall. In a robust and fruit-bearing state, but exhibiting yellowing and diseased foliage common for mature mangroves.\nDistressed -- 243,122 polygons -- 12.6m tall. Features increased damage to leaves, branches are broken, and areas of the tree are missing, presenting a compromised model ideal for scenes depicting natural disasters or disease outbreaks.\nUnhealthy -- 228,982 polygons -- 12.6m tall. Presenting extensive leaf loss, diseased limbs, and decayed roots.\nDead -- 21,419 polygons -- 11.7m tall. Reduced to only the barest, dead branches of what was once a thriving tree.\nYoung -- 134,519 polygons -- 5.9m tall. Represents a tree half-way through its developmental phase, presenting an intermediate stage with developing foliage and stature.\nImmature -- 42,419 polygons -- 2.8m tall. Emulates the very early stages of growth where limited branch structure is evident.\nNo Fruit -- 170,391 polygons -- 12.3m tall. Similar in construction to the Standard model but devoid of any fruit detail.\nAvailable upon request: Reduced Poly count (LowPoly) for improved performance.\nUpon request: adaptive mesh options are available as part of a complimentary offer.\nVariations with increased and decreased polycounts available at your request.\nWe envision ... to one day complete the comprehensive digital collection of the entire plant species kingdom (as well as include some rare extinct, fantastical, or even futuristic plant representations). Follow our mission's progress on our official Facebook page here. Join us! https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPlant.Project/