True Mulga Acacia aneura 2 Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated from a Sketchup 8 design that was subsequently translated into all other 3D file types. The native format is .skp, while the 3dsmax scene is built on 3ds Max 2016, utilizing Vray 3.00 for rendering. Mulga refers to a vast Indigenous Australian scrubland that covers a substantial portion of Australia's mainland. At its core lies Acacia aneura, which serves as the dominant species in this landscape and is itself referred to as True Mulga. Characterized by marked variability, True Mulga appears as both low shrub and medium-sized tree, influenced largely by environmental conditions. Reaching ages between 200 to 300 years without interference from fire, it exhibits resilience through its ability to gather rainfall via phyllodes and deep roots accessing water sources. Distinctly, Mulga lacks the regenerative capabilities post-fire that define Eucalypt Woodland; thus True Mulga plays a pivotal role in Australia's pastoral industry as a source of fodder. Hailing from Central and Western Australia, its growth maxes at approximately 15 m but commonly averages around 7 meters.