EVERYPlant River Red Gum 16 -- 6 Models 3D model

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River Red Gum Scientific Name: Eucalyptus camaldulensis Habitat Variance: 16 of 20 This iconic Australian tree is a prominent feature in riverine systems, thriving alongside both permanent and seasonal water sources. Native to Australia, its widespread presence spans the continent, with notable clusters beside inland water courses. The River Red Gum has become a highly sought-after plantation species worldwide, inadvertently escaping into the wild in numerous countries where it prospers as a highly invasive species. Unintentional introductions have also taken place in North America, Europe, and Asia. Distinctive Characteristics: This versatile tree is the most abundant and widespread on the continent, capable of reaching heights of 45m with remarkable speed. River Red Gum trees are infamous for shedding large boughs, often as massive as half the diameter of their trunk, giving them a dreaded reputation. This natural pruning may be an adaptive mechanism to conserve water or simply a consequence of their naturally brittle wood. Models Included: - Standard Model: 212,028 polygons - 36.9m tall - Distressed Model: 199,820 polygons - 36.9m tall - Unhealthy Model: 38,501 polygons - 31.5m tall - Dead Model: 17,681 polygons - 14.4m tall - Immature Model: 65,420 polygons - 7.1m tall - Young Model: 127,360 polygons - 19.2m tall Average Polygon Count: 110,136 EVERYPlant is on a mission to create models of every plant species in the world (and some extinct, fantastical, and sci-fi variations!). While we aim to model all identifiably distinct species with common names, keep track of our progress on Facebook! Visit https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPant.Project/ to learn more and join us!