Plants Nassella Tenuissima Fruit

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HQ Plants Nassella Tenuissima Fruit 2 Different 3D models in the scene Height: 1100mm & 1200mm common names angel hair grass, angel’s hair, fine-stem needle grass, finestem needlegrass, finestem tussockgrass, Mexican feather grass, Mexican feathergrass, pony tails, Texas tussock grass, tussock grass, tussockgrass, white tussock origin This species is thought to be native to south-eastern USA (ie Texas and New Mexico), Mexico and southern South America (ie Argentina and Chile). Cultivation This species is occasionally cultivated as an ornamental grass. naturalized distribution Mexican feathergrass (Nassella tenuissima) is sparingly naturalised in southern Victoria. Also naturalized overseas in New Zealand and South Africa, and naturalized beyond its native range in California in south-western USA. Habitat This species is a potential weed of temperate and semi-arid regions that will most likely invade pastures, grasslands, grassy open woodlands, disturbed sites, roadsides and waste areas. Materials is archive (material library) Corona mtl + Vray mtl + Standard mtl Polys: 795k + Verts: 1508k 4K texture + 4K material JPEG (texture), MAX + OBJ + MTL + FBX 2012 + Blender 2.9 + Maya 2018 3dmodels: MAX + OBJ + FBX 2012 + Blender 2.9 + Maya 2018 Corona render + Vray render (Renderer Engine-MAX + FBX) Scanline render (Renderer Engine-MAX + OBJ) Models has unwrapped overlapping and maps supported traditional 3ds Max texturing. (tiling coordinates) Note: To use the max file you need to use at 3dsmax 2015 Units: Millimeter Clean Topology (quad mesh) You Can Add Turbo Smooth