Plants and Wood
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British Plants (11)
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Fossil Wood (5)
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World Plants (14)
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Coniopteris Hymenophylloides – Jurassic Plant Fossils, Yorkshire, UK
(Actual as seen) Sale! £9.12SKU: FSS061Add to basket -
Certified Fossil Wood Display Piece, Genuine Specimen, Jurassic Period, UK
(Actual as seen) £457.44SKU: FSR986Add to basket -
Fossil Pine Cone (Araucaria mirabilis) from Middle Lower Jurassic Patagonia, Argentina with Certificate
(Actual as seen) £300.00SKU: FSR014Add to basket -
Fossilized Ginkgo Leaves – Palaeocene Plant Fossil from USA with Certificate
(Actual as seen) £228.00SKU: FSR011Add to basket -
Ginkgo Leaves Fossil – Genuine Fossil from Paleocene in USA
(Actual as seen) £144.00SKU: FSR022Add to basket -
Palaeocene Ginkgo Fossil Leaves from United States – Certified
(Actual as seen) £172.80SKU: FSR696Add to basket -
Palaeocene Ginkgo Fossil Leaves from United States – Certified
(Actual as seen) £165.60SKU: FSR697Add to basket -
Palaeocene Ginkgo Fossil Plant Leaves from United States – Certified
(Actual as seen) £122.40SKU: FSR698Add to basket -
Eocene Plant Fossils from British Columbia, Canada
(Actual as seen) Sale! £4.68SKU: FSS058Add to basket -
British Columbia Plant Remains Fossil – Eocene Period
(Actual as seen) Sale! £20.64SKU: FSS554Add to basket -
Glossopteris Leaves, Permian, Australia (small)
(May differ to photo) £6.00SKU: FS4400Add to basket -
Glossopteris Leaves Fossil – Permian Period, Australia
(Actual as seen) Sale! £5.76SKU: FSS501Add to basket -
Green River Formation Plants (small), Eocene, USA
(May differ to photo) £4.68SKU: FS4410Add to basket -
Pleistocene Plant Fossils in Cut Nodule, Ottawa, Canada
(Actual as seen) Sale! £26.40SKU: FSS060Add to basket -
Monkey Puzzle Tree slice (Auracaria) – Triassic, Madagascar
(May differ to photo) £9.60SKU: FS4451Add to basket -
Fossilised Lepidostrobus Leaf Specimen from Carboniferous UK Certificated
(Actual as seen) £72.00SKU: FSR464Add to basket -
Madagascar Petrified Wood Tumblestone Fossil from the Triassic Era – Natural Beauty
(May differ to photo) Sale! £2.40SKU: FS4452Add to basket -
Petrified Fossil Wood Tumblestone – Triassic Period, Madagascar
(Actual as seen) Sale! £4.08SKU: FSS161Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £36.00SKU: CF0292Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: CF0297Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: CF0298Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: CF0300Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: CF0301Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Leaves, Plants, Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £24.00SKU: CF0302Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Plants – Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £7.20SKU: FSS603Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Plants – Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £4.80SKU: FSS604Add to basket -
British Fossil Fern Plants – Carboniferous Coal Measures, Somerset
(Actual as seen) £2.40SKU: FSS605Add to basket -
British Columbia Plant Remains Fossil – Eocene Period
(Actual as seen) Sale! £3.00SKU: FSS556Add to basket
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Fossil plants and wood are an important source of information about the evolution of plants and the history of life on Earth. Fossilized remains of plants can provide insights into their morphology, behavior, and distribution, as well as the environmental conditions that existed during their lifetimes.
Plants are a diverse group of organisms that play a crucial role in the Earth’s ecosystems. They range from small, simple algae to large, complex trees, and are found in a variety of environments, including terrestrial, freshwater, and marine habitats.
Fossil plants are found in a variety of sedimentary rocks, ranging from the Silurian period, around 440 million years ago, to the present day. Some of the earliest known fossil plants are small, algae-like forms that likely lived in freshwater environments.
Later fossil plants include a diverse array of forms, ranging from ferns and horsetails to conifers and flowering plants. These fossils are found in a variety of environments, and they provide important information about the evolution and diversification of plants over time.
Fossil wood is another important source of information about ancient forests and the evolution of plants. Wood is formed from the secondary xylem tissue of trees and other woody plants, and can preserve the cellular structure of these tissues in remarkable detail.
Fossil wood is found in a variety of sedimentary rocks, ranging from the Carboniferous period, around 350 million years ago, to the present day. These fossils provide important insights into the structure and composition of ancient forests, as well as the environmental conditions that existed during their lifetimes.
Fossil plants and wood are often studied by paleontologists using a variety of techniques, such as comparative anatomy, morphometrics, and molecular biology. By comparing the morphology of fossil specimens with those of living plants, scientists can gain insights into the evolutionary relationships between different groups and the ways in which they have adapted to different environments.
Fossil plants and wood are also important indicators of past environmental conditions. For example, the presence of certain types of plants in a particular rock formation can provide clues about the climate, vegetation, and geography of the ancient environment.
Overall, the study of fossil plants and wood is an important part of paleontology, providing valuable insights into the evolution and diversification of these organisms over millions of years. By studying these fossils, scientists can gain a better understanding of the history of life on Earth, as well as the complex interactions between different species and their environments.