Syzygium campanulatum 3D model

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Syzygium campanulatum software is utilized: 3dsmax (Corona and Vray) - Sketchup 2008 - Cinema 4D - Blender. 5 tree models with 4 color height 0.5-1.5 m are created. Fbx and obj files (Vray 4.2 and Corona 5) are generated for rendering purposes. Execution is done in 3d max 2013. Textures and materials required for the rendering process can be found in the archive. The smoothing modifier is stored in the stack for convenience. Common Name: Brush Cherries Scientific Name: Syzygium Campanulatum Height: 36-48 inches (90 - 120 cm) Span: 36-48 inches (90 - 120 cm) Growth Rate: medium Sun Tolerance: Full Sun ABP Index: 2.0 (Aesthetics 2.0, Solidarity 2.0) Syzygium Campanulatum is commonly known as Brush Cherries or Lillipillies. It originates from the East Asia Pacific Region and thrives in mangrove forests. The dense foliage and vibrant pinkish-red hues of young shoots and a pyramid-shaped canopy make it an ideal plant for narrow avenue planting; also planted along waterways, parks, and home gardens. This plant is often grown as a hedge and provides extensive landscape when sculptured into nice topiaries. It is a small tree that rarely grows to be one. Most species are evergreen shrub trees. They are commonly grown as ornamental plants due to their attractive glossy foliage. A few species produce edible fruit that are eaten fresh or used in jams and jellies. Flowers are red. The fruits resemble berries, which are edible and cherished by birds.