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

Tree, broadleaf evergreen, broad spreading
Height: can grow up to 45 m., but usually stops at 20 m.
Origin: Southeast Australia
Environment: riverine sites, along riverbanks, on floodplains; on deep moist soils, preferably on clay but also on sand
Climate: warm, temperate

Notes:
The River Redgum grows (as the name suggests) along watercourses of most of the Australian mainland, although it was originally native of the Southeast. It often fringes the rivers, and tends to form pure open forests or woodlands where it is the only tree species. It’s roots grow deep and have high hydraulic conductivity. The trunks grow straight and tall where there is abundance of water, and gnarled and broader in more arid areas. This species can withstand occasional flooding, except when very young.