The app provides photos and information to help users recognize common North American tree pest insects. It details their life cycles and the damage they cause to trees, drawing from various sources.
The app is a world creation simulation where users shape the land by using touch controls to create mountains, valleys, rivers, and oceans. Users can also spawn animals and observe their interactions on the planet.
Access plant profiles offline with detailed descriptions and over 16,000 images. View species information on 114 aquatics, 76 ferns, 1134 forbs, 154 grasses, 24 rushes, 207 sedges, 169 shrubs, and 98 trees.
Identify plants, flowers, trees, and herbs by taking a photo. View species details, care instructions, and growth habits. Access facts, watering needs, and sunlight requirements. Save and organize identified plants in a personal collection.
Identify issues by comparing damaged plant parts to over 1000 high-resolution images. Learn about insect and disease causes. Access management tips for treatment and care. Share information with customers or colleagues.
Identify plants, flowers, trees, and mushrooms by snapping photos. View detailed instructions, growth habits, and disease information. Track health and receive tips. Share details with others.
Identify plants based on location, flower color, and season. Search for matching species from 2,959 entries. View details on plant types including , shrubs, and trees. No internet connection required.
Identify plant species using graphic and dichotomous keys. View detailed habitat descriptions and range maps. Access a library of over 30,000 images. Search by location or characteristics. Save and share identification results.
Identify wildflowers, trees, and plants with detailed descriptions and identification keys. Access offline plant guides for the Carolinas and . Explore botanical sites and learn about plant species with a built-in dictionary.
Take a photo of a to identify its species. View detailed information about physical characteristics, habitat, and growth patterns. Access facts about biology and ecological roles. Share identification results with others.
The app allows students at participating colleges and universities to connect with each other. Users can find other students, join discussions, and discover study groups and roommates.
Identify species by pointing the camera at leaves, flowers, fruits, trees, or bark. Access detailed information about each from an encyclopedia. View species details including characteristics and habitat.
Coloring allows users to color pages of cities, houses, and trees. Each page is uniquely generated. Features include offline play, calming music, and no ads. Users can purchase additional coloring packages featuring vehicles.