Suillus bovinus aka Jersey cow mushroom Low-poly 3D model

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Suillus bovinus, commonly known as the Jersey cow mushroom or bovine bolete, is a pored mushroom that belongs to the Suillus genus within the Suillaceae family. Native to Europe and Asia, this fungus has been introduced to North America and Australia, where it thrives in various environments. Initially described by Carl Linnaeus as Boletus bovinus in 1753, its current binomial name was assigned by Henri François Anne de Roussel in 1806. As an edible mushroom, Suillus bovinus is considered a viable option for those seeking a unique culinary experience, although it may not be highly prized for its flavor or texture. Other names for this species include the Kuh-Röhring, Kuhpilz, and Козляк, which reflect its widespread distribution and cultural significance. This model comes with 4K PBR textures and three levels of detail (LODs), providing a high level of realism and visual accuracy. However, some texture anomalies may be noticeable upon close inspection.