EVERYPlant Seashore Palm 12 -- 9 Models 3D model

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Human: Name: Seashore Palm Scientific: Allagoptera arenaria This Variation: 14 of 30 Habitat: Natives to beach-side tropical and sub-tropical regions, thriving in well-drained sandy soils. Range: Indigenous to the eastern shores of Brazil, it has now spread across numerous tropical and sub-tropical beaches worldwide. Notes: A compact palm with a remarkable subterranean trunk, occasionally peeking above ground. Ancient fossils indicate this species predates most modern palms by centuries. Included in this Package: 10 models in total Standard -- 403,019 polygons -- 1.7m tall. In optimal health, this model boasts vibrant foliage and fruit. Suitable for high-end applications. Distressed -- 372,123 polygons -- 1.7m tall. This palm displays extensive damage and disease, making it ideal for distressed or ruined environments. Unhealthy -- 275,529 polygons -- 1.25m tall. Exposing a mix of decayed foliage, missing leaves, and yellowing skin. Dead -- 40,512 polygons -- 1.5m tall. Revealing stark barren fronds and lifeless palm trees perfect for decaying environments. Young -- 382,195 polygons -- 1.4m tall. An early growth phase of this species, partially covered by a layer of frond remnants. Immature -- 300,120 polygons -- 82cm tall. In an earlier growth stage before the onset of full foliage and fruit production. No Fruit -- 394,512 polygons -- 1.7m tall. Ideal for scenarios requiring reduced poly count where details are less visible. No Dead Fronds -- 366,235 polygons -- 1.55m tall. Displaying an enhanced cleaning up appearance without damaged or deceased branches. Simplified -- 354,765 polygons -- 1.6m tall. Minimally rendered, focusing solely on primary foliage characteristics. LowPoly variations available upon special request. Multiple alterations and updates accessible upon individual demand, without charge to ongoing clients. EVERYPlant continues our pursuit: we will develop a model of each distinguishable plant species globally. Want real-time progress updates? Access EVERYPlant's detailed developments on their official Facebook page now at https://www.facebook.com/EVERYPANTH_Project/