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A repository for custom plants (and one fungus) that are either extinct or which have survived in a very similar form for a long time.
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Agathoxylon
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Agathoxylon is a genus of fossil wood similar to the modern Araucariaceae conifers. These ones are intended to be some of the residents of the Petrified Forest in Arizona—home of Coelophysis—called Agathoxylon (or Araucarioxylon) arizonicum. They were mass...
Baiera
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Baiera was a tree of the family that contains the modern Ginkgo. It's a leaf genus, assigned solely by the morphology of those structures, so it was probably a diverse group. Its longevity sure seems to suggest that; Baiera came to be in the Permian and di...
Bennettites (Arborescent)
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Bennettitales were a group of gymnosperm plants that dominated the earth during the Triassic and Jurassic periods, especially in Laurasia. They lost their dominance during the Cretaceous before going extinct sometime in the Cenozoic. Some were cycad-like i...
Cycas armstrongii
Created by Magnanimous Matt
A modern cycad from the Northern Territory of Australia. It can be used as many a shade of cycad, though, so don't hesitate to place it in your Jurassic and Cretaceous exhibits. There's male and female models....
Devonian Plant
Created by Magnanimous Matt
I wanted to make some plants to accompany my Prototaxites, but to be honest, Early Devonian plants were so damn tiny that they aren't worth spending much effort on. I think I'll leave it at this zosterophyll-looking thingy....
Large Cypresses
Created by Magnanimous Matt
aka giant sequoias with different bark...
Large Pines
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Tall, straight pines with narrow crowns, for use in a forested setting....
Lycopod
Created by Magnanimous Matt
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Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Metasequoia glyptostroboides, the dawn redwood, is one of three still-living species of redwood. It's set apart by its deciduous foliage, its love for wet soil and its wide base. Though it is only native to a few regions of China in the modern day, this ge...
Neocalamites
Created by Magnanimous Matt
A large sphenopsid (horsetail) from Paleozoic times which hung on till the Early Jurassic. I found no better-looking way to depict the sterile stems than with the regular in-game horsetails, but the fertile stems are by yours truly....
New Zealand Kauri
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Agathis australis is a conifer from the northern island of New Zealand. It can live for thousands of years and grow to tower over the forest canopy. It's currently threatened by a very lethal tree disease. Fossils which can be confidently assigned to Agath...
Nilssoniocladus yukonensis
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Nilssoniocladus was a deciduous genus of... well, probably bennettite, which lived in the northern hemisphere during the latter half of the Cretaceous. It was a form genus of a short shoot, which would've borne a cluster of Nilssoniopteris leaves and dropp...
Pelourdea
Created by Magnanimous Matt
This one's a bit mysterious, but it was probably an herbaceous conifer (yes, those existed). It had triangular leaves which clasped around a single stem. The plant grew near water. It has been found in Triassic North America and Middle Jurassic Britain, so...
Prototaxites
Created by Magnanimous Matt
The infamous huge probably-fungus that towered over the Silurian and Devonian landscapes. I made these a while ago but never uploaded them, but now here they are....
Roided Up Cycas Grove
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Disclaimer: due to super short render distances for mulch objects, these plants currently aren't very useable....
Sagenopteris
Created by Magnanimous Matt
A seed fern of the Caytoniales order, most suitable for the Late Triassic and the Jurassic. Depicted as a small tree, with inspiration from Julianne Kiely's blogpost....
Some Cycad-looking Thing
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Maybe a williamsonian, idk. I just did what looked cool....
Tempskya
Created by Magnanimous Matt
This extinct genus of tree fern was peculiar in that fronds grew from all along its "trunk" rather than just at the crown. It lived in swampy areas, basically worldwide but especially in the northern hemisphere, during around the first three-fourths of the...
Wielandiella angustifolia
Created by Magnanimous Matt
This extinct plant was a bennettite from the latest Triassic and the Jurassic. It grew well in moist and recently disturbed areas like lakeshores and floodplains. These models all bear showy female cones since I found the male plants too tough with what pi...
Young Wollemi Pines - no Cones
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Wollemia nobilis is an ultra-rare conifer from New South Wales in Australia. In the Cretaceous, however, its close relatives would have been common across South America, Antarctica and Oceania. Version with male and female cones here....
Young Wollemi Pines - with Cones
Created by Magnanimous Matt
Wollemia nobilis is an ultra-rare conifer from New South Wales in Australia. In the Cretaceous, however, its close relatives would have been common across South America, Antarctica and Oceania. Version without male and female cones (cheaper) here....
Lesleya 1
Created by thetotemaster
Early cycad relative, Carboniferous to Permian....
Lesleya 2
Created by thetotemaster
Early cycad relative, Carboniferous to Permian....
Lesleya 3
Created by thetotemaster
Early cycad relative, Carboniferous to Permian....
Lesleya 4
Created by thetotemaster
Early cycad relative, Carboniferous to Permian....
Lycopia
Created by thetotemaster
Large lycopod from Triassic Italy....
Bjuvia dolomitica
Created by Seikatsu
Triassic bennetitale...
Bjuvia simplex
Created by Seikatsu
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Calamitina
Created by Seikatsu
A sub-genus of famous paleozoic arborescent horsetail; Calamites. Here the branching is regular, but the whorl of branches do not occur at every node, rather, are present only at certain node. ...
Calamitina tall
Created by Seikatsu
A sub-genus of famous paleozoic arborescent horsetail; Calamites. Here the branching is regular, but the whorl of branches do not occur at every node, rather, are present only at certain node. This one has a bamboo like growth. ...
Hermanophyton sp. grove 1
Created by Seikatsu
Speculative small Hermanophyton species from morrison formation...
Hermanophyton sp. grove 2
Created by Seikatsu
Speculative small Hermanophyton species from morrison formation...
Hermanophyton sp. grove 3
Created by Seikatsu
Speculative small Hermanophyton species from morrison formation...
Lycopodium
Created by Seikatsu
After ferns possibly the most common ground cover through permian to mesozoic periods. ...
Lycopodium sp.
Created by Seikatsu
A wetland/tropical Lycopodium species...
Neuropteridium elegans
Created by Seikatsu
Triassic bennetitale...
Nilssonia primitiva
Created by Seikatsu
Triassic bennetitale...
Osmunda
Created by Seikatsu
Cinnamon Fern...
Williamsonia
Created by Seikatsu
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Zingiberopsis
Created by Seikatsu
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Araucaria angustifolia
Created by Qbliviens
Araucaria angustifolia, one of the most common mesozoic tress that's still alife today, I was always kinda missing it so I build it myself...
Araucaria muelleri
Created by Qbliviens
Just one of many Araucaria species from new Caledonia...
Bisonia Niemii
Created by Teutonicus
Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation....
Bisonia Niemii 1
Created by Teutonicus
Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation....
Bisonia Niemii2
Created by Teutonicus
Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation....
Bisonia Niemii Stand
Created by Teutonicus
Bisonia Niemii a possible Lauralae tree from the Hell Creek Formation....
Calamus Vine
Created by Teutonicus
Wait-a-while vine. The genus Calamus was present by the Campainian, A climbing rambling palm, covered almost entirely in spikes and barbs,...
ARAUCARIA PACK
Created by Dwayne Johnson Español
ARAUCARIA PACK The Araucariales are an order of conifers. It reached its maximum diversity in the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods; When the dinosaurs became extinct, so did the Araucariales in the northern hemisphere. They are emblematic trees of the prese...