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Benelli Onley - Evolution of Plants Timeline

  • Period: 1000 BCE to

    Evolution of Plants Timeline

  • 500 BCE

    Roses

    Roses
    Roses were discovered around 500 B.C. in Asia. In Asia there was a great amount of gardens that had and still have them.
  • 300 BCE

    Orchids

    Orchids
    The first recorded mention of orchid is around 300 B.C>.
  • 59 BCE

    Legumes

    Legumes
    Legumes first appeared around 59 B.C. which is what we assume.
  • 1 BCE

    Algae

    Algae
    Algae was discovered by a fossil hunter
  • 100

    Fungi

    Fungi
    Fungi were first identified, through a fossil record.
  • 289

    Moss

    Moss
    Moss was identified in fossils around 300 million years ago.
  • 1400

    Cacti

    Cacti
    Europeans found of cacti existed when the arrived in the New World in the 15th century..
  • 1450

    Succulents

    Succulents
    Since they are native to regions from northern Europe to the east there are many there, but there are also in southern and eastern Africa.
  • 1500

    Tulips

    Tulips
    Tulips were a wild flower that is originated from Central Asia, it was first cultivated by the Turks.
  • Sexes of plants

    Sexes of plants
    Rudolph Jacobs Camerarius demonstrated the sexes in plants.
  • Annual/Bilennial/Perennial

    Annual/Bilennial/Perennial
    Plants were classified under these three categories about 250 years ago. Annual meaning they are only good for one year, biennial meaning they are good for two years, and perennial meaning the plant will grow for many, many years.
  • Slime molds

    Slime molds
    The German mycologist Oskar Brefeld was studying the flora the emerged from horse dung and he found moist fruiting bodies that closely resembles Mucor.
  • Mold

    Mold
    When Fleming discovered penicillin he accidentally discovered molds.
  • Mushrooms

    Mushrooms
    In 1956 Rogar Heim identified the mushroom that was brought back from Mexico. This is not the first time they were found, but it was the first time a species from another land was brought to the US and identified.
  • Daisys

    Daisys
    Daisys were discovered by a amateur fossi-hunter.