The app contains fact sheets for 969 woody plants from North America, with descriptions, range maps, and thousands of color images. Users can narrow the species list by location, GPS, or answering attribute questions.
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Access real-time risk maps to identify threats in specific areas. Identify insect species and receive safety recommendations. View seasonal forecasts and 7-day predictions for disease risk.
Take a photo of a to identify it, receive details about its species, and get care instructions. View facts, growth habits, and seasonal information. Save identified plants to a personal collection for reference.
Identify plant species with detailed images and descriptions. View bloom periods and habitat information. Search by name or characteristics. Save notes and share observations. Sync with other users for collaborative data collection.
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Species with detailed images and descriptions. Search by leaf shape, bark texture, and habitat. Access all species offline. View scientific names and common names. Compare similar species side by side.
Identify plants, flowers, animals, dishes, and vegetables by taking photos. Recognize over 20000 species and 8000 flowers. Count steel bars, pipes, and bamboo sticks. Locate landmark buildings through image recognition.