rice plant 3d model

The rice panicle is fully mature, long and arching downward due to grain weight. The main panicle axis (rachis) is slender, slightly curved, pale yellow-green with a fine vertical texture. From the rachis extend multiple primary branches, each branching again into smaller secondary pedicels. Each pedicel holds a single rice spikelet. Spikelets are dense and closely spaced but individually distinguishable. The spikelet structure must be anatomically correct: – Glumes: At the base, two small, pale, papery glumes partially wrap the grain; slightly translucent, with fine parallel veins. – Lemma and palea: These form the outer husk of the grain. They are elongated, firm, golden yellow with matte surface. – Awns (if present): Thin, hair-like extensions at the tip of some spikelets, light brown and slightly curved. Each mature grain is plump, elongated, 6–10 mm in real proportion, with a subtle ridge line along one side. Color ranges from warm golden yellow to amber. Grain tips slightly pointed, with delicate text