Calamophyton primaevum with fertile organs (sporangia).

Calamophyton primaevum from the oldes forest of the world:

For sale is a special specimen of the prehistoric plant Calamophyton primaevum from the Middle Devonian of Lindlar (Bergisches Land, Germany).
The specimen shows several rare fertile organs (sporangia) in beautiful preservation on a matrix. Calamophyton is among the oldest tree-like plants in Earths history and represents a key piece for understanding early land plant evolution.

Find Details:

• Species: Calamophyton primaevum
• Location: Lindlar, Germany (Classic locality)
• Age: Middle Devonian (approx. 390 million years)
• Special Feature: Several fertile structures and sporangia are clearly visible on the stone.
• Condition: Natural, without any additions or manipulations.

A valuable piece for collectors of Devonian flora or scientifically interested individuals. Old finds from this region in this quality are becoming increasingly rare.
The stone is unbroken and measures approximately 10 x 10 x 2 cm.

Museum quality, no manipulations of any kind.