Miscanthus Sinensis Rotfeder 3D model

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Maiden silvergrass (Miscanthus sinensis) thrives in the eastern Asian territories, particularly in vast areas of China, Japan, Taiwan, and Korea. This flowering grass, categorized within the Poaceae family, grows with remarkable herbaceous perennial vitality, attaining heights of 0.8 to 2 meters, occasionally surpassing 4 meters tall. Its clumps emerge from underground rhizomes, exhibiting impressive density and durability. Tall stalks ranging between 18 to 75 centimeters, supported by sturdy leaf blades that measure only 0.3 to 2 centimeters in width, create an architectural display amidst its surroundings. Elevated blooms present a striking purple hue above the dense foliage below. Its habitat holds special importance as some species of paper wasps make maiden silvergrass their nesting ground. This preference speaks volumes about the significance of this versatile grass and the symbiotic relationships it shares with various regional wildlife creatures, such as Ropalidia fasciata paper wasps.\nIn record: Max 3D Studio + Corona Rendering Suite ❤ V-Ray + Max 2015