True Mulga Acacia aneura 3 Free 3D model

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This 3D model originated from a Sketchup 8 design, subsequently exported to multiple formats. The native file type remains .skp while the 3ds Max scene utilizes 2016 version capabilities, rendered using Vray 3.00 software. The Mulga ecosystem, named after its Indigenous Australian identity, spans significant regions of the Australian mainland's arid terrain. The primary Mulga species, Acacia aneura, also known as True Mulga, exhibits versatility, ranging from a compact shrub to a mid-sized tree depending on local conditions. When left unimpacted by fire, this long-lived plant (200-300 years) thrives under rainfall collected through its phyllodes and reaches water deep beneath the earth with its extensive root system. Unlike Eucalypt Woodland, Mulga faces significant challenges in recovering after fires due to limited resprouting capabilities. The pastoral industry highly values True Mulga for its substantial contribution as a valuable fodder source. The species' natural habitats include Central and Western Australia regions. Height varies from 15 m maximum, with typical sizes averaging 7 m tall.