1 For clarity, only a portion of the Garden map is displayed here; ask at the ticket office for a map showing the whole site. 2 3 4 5 7 9 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 ‘Life before Flowers’ glasshouse Evolution of Plants 1. Chara 2. Conocephalum 3. Porella 4. Phaeoceros 5. Polytrichum 6. Isoetes 7. Selaginella 8. Huperzia 9. Dicksonia 10. Equisetum 11. Psilotum 12. Dioon 13. Ginkgo 14. Sequoiadendron 15. Welwitschia 16. Gnetum 17. Ephedra 18. Amborella 19. Nymphaea 20. Magnolia 21. Trachycarpus 22. Knowltonia 23. Canarina 24. Polygala Plants are colour coded into broad groupings; a key to the colours used can be found on the Plant Tree of Life. 20
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‘Life before Flowers’glasshouse
Evolution of Plants
1. Chara2. Conocephalum3. Porella4. Phaeoceros5. Polytrichum6. Isoetes7. Selaginella8. Huperzia
9. Dicksonia10. Equisetum11. Psilotum12. Dioon13. Ginkgo14. Sequoiadendron15. Welwitschia16. Gnetum
17. Ephedra18. Amborella19. Nymphaea20. Magnolia21. Trachycarpus22. Knowltonia23. Canarina24. Polygala
Plants are colour coded into broad groupings; a key to the colours used can be found on the Plant Tree of Life.
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