Grey Mangrove Avicennia marina 2 Free 3D model

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This 3D model was created from scratch in Sketchup and easily exported to multiple formats for use with other programs. Its original format is .skp but can be opened in 3ds Max 2016 without any issues. Native 3d scenes are compatible with Vray's high-end rendering capabilities including the latest version of the software, 3.00 The Mangrove tree grows aerial roots called pneumatophores when submerged underwater to pull oxygen from the air and absorb water that other plant roots may not be able to handle in this way, however it will grow a robust system with little need for them when rooted on stable ground without waterlogged soil conditions . Pneumatophores have no purpose on solid dry land which is where Mangrove trees usually prefer living because it gives the plants enough nutrients to grow very tall and strong without drowning underwater all day. This beautiful species known by its common name 'White Mangrove' or also by 'Manawa', the latter a native title in Maori for this tree, does thrive on average with water that contains both salty sea water but has an equally high level of freshwater coming through into where they live in these specific tropical coastal ecosystems that they so prefer to settle their roots in shallow tidal flats along river and lake shorelines at places with lots of moving back-and-forth tides all the time so that water remains pretty steady over time making conditions just right for its unique adaptations towards this kind lifestyle on higher parts up from sea surface like mudflats down further areas within low tide waters around here too while living near coastal rivers that flow out salty ocean nearby. Average growth range from roughly 10-35 feet in the wild based off reported measurements so it’s safe to assume this type can get up to ten meters in height depending mainly environment & time since planted originally though more often found between two & five tall enough give nice wide coverage against sea level storms during heavy rainy weather. Native homes stretch out far northwest in Australia near northern shore areas; New Zealand coastal lands, especially parts close Tonga and some Pacific islands with lots space to breathe freely. Environment zones preferred stay around upper portions estuaries where salty freshwaters often blend together & come together creating a nice spot they just can’t live anywhere else, however salt concentrations very high in any given region prevents proper growth so this makes perfect reason plants grow stunted and usually weak because they have harder time thriving due strong tidal changes.