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Pachyrhizus erosus 02
PRO
$7
Royalty free
Platform:3dsMax 2013 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Corona
Size:
11 MBNEW
Polygons:7.3K
Colors:
Length:8 cm
Width:8 cm
Height:11 cm
Style:Ethnic
Materials: Organics
Formfactor:
Published 1 July 2022
Pachyrhizus erosus
- Other names: sincamas or sinkamas (Philippines), fanko and sargott (China), dolique bulbeus (France), jimaca (Spanish), xicamatl (Nahuatl Indian)
- Poly : 7326 , verts : 7333
-fbx and obj, material(.mat: corona and vray)
-Executed in 3d max 2013
- Unwrap 100%
-All textures and materials needed for the rendering found in the archive
-Smoothing modifier is stored in the stack for convenience
-Texture resolution 4K
- Dimension : 8 x 8 x11 cm
Yam bean is a perennial, belonging to the Fabaceae (leguminoseae) family. It is a native of tropical America, from Mexico to northern South America. It is widely grown for its tuberous roots in these regions, and in the Philippines, and South China and is a domestic crop in Bolivia, northern Argentina, and the Amazon river headwaters.
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Pachyrhizus erosus 02

PRO
$7
Royalty free
3
3
3
Platform:3dsMax 2013 + fbx
Render:
V-Ray
Corona
Size:
11 MBNEW
Polygons:7.3K
Colors:
Length:8 cm
Width:8 cm
Height:11 cm
Style:Ethnic
Materials: Organics
Formfactor:
Published 1 July 2022
Pachyrhizus erosus
- Other names: sincamas or sinkamas (Philippines), fanko and sargott (China), dolique bulbeus (France), jimaca (Spanish), xicamatl (Nahuatl Indian)
- Poly : 7326 , verts : 7333
-fbx and obj, material(.mat: corona and vray)
-Executed in 3d max 2013
- Unwrap 100%
-All textures and materials needed for the rendering found in the archive
-Smoothing modifier is stored in the stack for convenience
-Texture resolution 4K
- Dimension : 8 x 8 x11 cm
Yam bean is a perennial, belonging to the Fabaceae (leguminoseae) family. It is a native of tropical America, from Mexico to northern South America. It is widely grown for its tuberous roots in these regions, and in the Philippines, and South China and is a domestic crop in Bolivia, northern Argentina, and the Amazon river headwaters.