twin trunk tree 3d model

A very tall mature candlenut tree (Aleurites moluccanus) with a single thick trunk emerging from the ground. The trunk remains unified and continuous, then splits into two large co-dominant stems about 1 meter above the ground. The two stems originate from the same trunk base, remain close together, and grow vertically almost parallel for several meters before producing secondary branches. The bifurcation forms a narrow U-shape with exactly two primary stems, no third stem, no central leader, and no separate trunks. Secondary branches emerge only from the upper portions of the two stems. The upper canopy is extremely dense, lush, and mature, with overlapping clusters of healthy green leaves covering 80–90% of the branch structure. Increase leaf density while preserving the same trunk and stem architecture. All branches, twigs, and leaf clusters must remain physically connected, with no floating or detached parts. Dense foliage extends to the highest branches and outer canopy edges.