XfrogPlants River Wild Pear 3D model

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XFR files accompany all file format zips, enabling you to edit them using Xfrog Software if desired. The River Wild Pear, a deciduous broadleaf shrub/tree, is native to South-Eastern Africa (Zimbabwe and Mozambique). It thrives in low-altitude bushland savannah environments, particularly riverline thickets, and prefers warm climates. Known locally as Rivierdrolpeer in Afrikaans, the Dombeya genus consists of over 190 species of shrubs and small trees characterized by large soft leaves and blossoms. These plants typically grow at forest margins and along rivers, thriving best in light shade. The River Wild Pear is commonly found along rivers and rapidly grows to heights of 4 meters (Model 1), 2.5 meters (Model 2), or 1 meter (Model 3). This fast-growing tree is a favorite food source for black rhinos, which consume both its leaves and bark.