This XfrogPlants Southern Mahogany 3D model collection contains nine highly detailed, fully textured variations of the plant at different ages.

Tree, broadleaf evergreen, broad columnar
Height: can grow up to 40 m. but usually stops at 20 m.
Origin: Southeast Australia (coast of New South Wales to southern Victoria)
Environment: coastal forests, swamps, rivers, creek banks, salt marshes; on clay or sandy deep, poor soils
Climate: warm, temperate; salt-tolerant; in full sunlight

Notes:
Also known as Bangalay. The most notable feature of this species is that it can withstand occasional flooding or water-logged, wet soils. It is indeed a hardy species, well tolerant of salt, frost, and drought. It is therefore an excellent choice for urban decoration of marine cities. It also is an excellent timber tree. It has a moderately fast growth and is much appreciated by Koalas, who browse the foliage. It loves full sun. It is used for the production of honey.