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Forest Mushroom (Polypore Ganoderma) 3D Model

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Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
Forest Mushroom Polypore Ganoderma 3D Model
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Forest Mushroom (Polypore Ganoderma) 3D Model

Forest Mushroom - Polypore - Ganoderma

3D scan of tree forest mushroom. It was done with photogrammetry technique with even, polarized light.

Textures:
- Color
- Normals
- Height

Level of details:
- MAXRES - 716,800 Polygons
- LOD_00 - 44,800 Polygons
- LOD_01 - 11,200 Polygons
- LOD_02 - 2,800 Polygons
- LOD_03 - 700 Polygons
- LOD_04 - 176 Polygons

About Mushroom (wiki)
Polypores are a group of fungi that form fruiting bodies with pores or tubes on the underside (see Delimitation for exceptions). They are a morphological group of basidiomycetes like gilled mushrooms and hydnoid fungi, and not all polypores are closely related to each other. Polypores are also called bracket fungi, and their woody fruiting bodies are called conks.

Side info:
Here Slovenia we have a tradition to take this burning (smoking) mushroom into home to protect it from fire. This one wasn't used and it was a gift from my close family. There are still some marks of holes for handle on top and bottom.
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