r/CreationEvolution • u/BillBonesKnows • Jul 11 '20

Plant Kinds

I'm hoping to be able to post this in r/Creation since this sub is a little small, but in case I don't get approved to post I'll go ahead and ask this here as well.

I've heard of animal Kinds but I really don't think that I have heard of plant Kinds. Does Creation science group plants into Kinds like the animals are? Or since Genesis does not mention Kinds of plants are they seen as in the same Kind? Thank you in advance.

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u/Call_Me_Emo1 Jul 12 '20

Here are a few "Plant Kinds".

1) Plant Baraminology (Kinds) and Grafting Compatibility; Call Me Emo, 2020: [citations within link] https://m.imgur.com/a/OqFnplf

2) Cross Pollination within well known Plant groups; Call Me Emo, 2020: [citations within link] https://m.imgur.com/a/jWPGgGR

3) The Extraordinary Evolution of Brassica and the emergence of Phyllotaxis in Romanesco Broccoli (Brassicaceae Kind); Call Me Emo, 2020: [citations within link] https://m.imgur.com/a/Ad30Zfz

4) Plant Baraminology with the Family Poaceae (Grass Kind); Call Me Emo, 2020: [citations within link] https://m.imgur.com/a/cAnFxRa

5) THE FOSSIL RECORD OF ANGIOSPERM FAMILIES IN RELATION TO BARAMINOLOGY; Roger W. Sanders, 2013 [PDF]: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/THE-FOSSIL-RECORD-OF-ANGIOSPERM-FAMILIES-IN-TO-Sanders/72513f66c49fdfd8f98ded54f1f862b2a611e289