Plante

These are the types of plants, in Arkevesen

The beginning of plantlife
The first plants on the globe emerged about 1.5 billion years before current times, though at this point plantlife was at its most basic state of evolution. These forms of plant life consisted of a unicellular alge capable of respiration. The world above water was at this point in the history of the globe inhospitable to life of any form. Land consisted primarily of obsidian and ash erupting from cracks and holes on the surface of the earth, allowing for lava to be pushed out through the pressure in the center of the globe.

The alge that was alive at this point oxygenated the water that covered about 95% of the earth's surface. As oxygen levels in the great sea rose it allowed the plantlife to evolve the ability to respire and thereby grow into multicelled organisms.

About 600 million years prior to current times the first plants to be able to live on land emerged. At first, these plants only consisted of a stem, and only were able to grow along shorelines and other moist areas, as large parts of the landmasses were still inhabitable for life as it was on land at this point.

Botany
The study of the properties and attributes of plants.

Plants without seeds
Moss: Click Here

Alge: Click Here

Liverworte: Click Here

Ferns: Click Here

Plants with seeds
Cycade: Click Here

Ginkge: Click Here

Conifere: Click Here

Flowering plants: Click Here