EXHIBIT 24
You've just had a chance to learn about some critical features of plant evolutionary history. To see more local examples of nonvascular plants (mosses), seedless vascular plants (ferns), and non-flowering seed-producing plants (gymnosperms), check out the slide shows below which highlight plants from the Biodiversity Trail's photograph collection.
Use the left and right arrows to see mosses (nonvascular plants) from our photo collection..
Bonfire Moss / Garrett Jones / Crystal River / April 2024
Pincushion Moss / Aleena Qaasim / Citrus Wildlife Management Area / November 2025
Seductive Entodon Moss / Angela Walker / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / April 2023
Toothed Plagiomnium Moss / Lilyan Bradshaw / Hernando / February 24
White Moss / Carter Reinfrank / Floral City / November 2025
Use the left and right arrows to see ferns (seedless vascular plants) from our photo collection..
Common Ladyfern / Landen Lemanowicz / Homosassa / November 2025
Leatherleaf Fern / Landen Lemanowicz / Homosassa / February 2025
Resurrection Fern / Aleena Qaasim / Citrus Wildlife Management Area / November 2025
Southern Maidenhair Fern / Landen Lemanowicz / Homosassa / November 2025
Virginia Chain Fern / Garrett Jones / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / March 2024
Widespread Maiden Fern / S.C. Schenk / Homosassa Wildlife Park / November 2023
Use the left and right arrows to see gymnosperms (flowerless seed-producing plants) from our photo collection..
Bald Cypress / Aleena Qaasim / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / November 2025
Eastern Red Cedar / Aleena Qaasim / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / November 2025
Kusamaki / S.C. Schenk / CF Wilton Simpson Citrus Campus / July 2025
Long-Leaf Pine / Garrett Jones / Crystal River / April 2024
Sago Cycad / Adrian Alejo-Lagares / Citrus County / April 2025
Directions to Exhibit 25
Look to your left while facing Exhibit 24. Further down the sidewalk you will see Exhibit 25.