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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Charles Darwin believed that phylogeny, the ascent of all species through time, was expressible as a metaphor he termed the Tree of Life. The modern development of this idea is called the Phylogenetic tree. Although the mutability of species may have appeared in paintings and trees have been used as a metaphor for other purposes earlier than 1800, the combination of the concept of branching evolution and the tree image did not appear before 1800. The earliest tree of life was published by the French botanist Augustin Augier in 1801. It shows the relationships between members of the plant kingdom. It was not an evolutionary tree because a Creator was involved.