EVERYPlant Seashore Palm 07 -- 9 Models 3D model

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Seashore Palm Scientific: Allagoptera arenaria This Variation: 5 of 18 Habitat: Beaches, sandy shores, and dune environments are its ideal settings in tropical and sub-tropical zones. Range: Native to the east coast of Brazil, it has expanded its reach to various tropical and sub-tropical beaches globally. Notes: This small palm is commonly spotted on sandy dunes along warm-weather beaches. It conceals its below-ground trunk from view. Ancient fossils reveal this plant predates all other palms. Package Includes: 8 detailed models in total Standard - Mature Fruit Model - 203,142 polygons - 1.59m tall. Showcases vibrant health and ripe fruit. Well-suited for general scenes and applications. Distressed - Diseased Model - 213,489 polygons - 1.5m tall. Depicts increased foliage damage, disease, and broken fronds. Unhealthy - Foliage Damaged Model - 127,456 polygons - 1.67m tall. In a poor condition, it exhibits mostly dead or diseased foliage. Dead - Dead Palm Tree Model - 15,236 polygons - 93cm tall. Displays bare, lifeless branches with minimal foliage present. Young Palm Tree - Immature Fruitless - 184,321 polygons - 83cm tall. Illustrates a developing palm still within its juvenile growth stage. Fruitless Version - No Fruit on This Plant Model - 202,119 polygons - 1.5m tall. Offers the same characteristics as the Standard version minus the ripening fruit details, reducing complexity in detailed views or close-up renders. Clean Model - Complete Without Fronds Broken Off - 196,457 polygons - 1.44m tall. Ideal for a clean presentation like one you'd find on a curated beachside resort. Simplified Model with Low Polycount - Basic Structure Only - 186,109 polygons - 1.38m tall. Omits minor details like ripe fruit or foliage to optimize for distance rendering or increased polygon budget. For inquiries regarding customized variations, especially concerning polygon reduction (such as an adaptive mesh) and increasing polycounts without extra charge to loyal customers: EVERYPlant dedicates its efforts to mapping every distinct plant species in the world (not exclusively real; including fantasy and extinct forms) by naming these distinct species with a recognized name at least. You can see more information and possibly join our endeavor by following this link - https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPlant.Project/