WildPlantID aids beginning and advanced users in identifying wild plants in the Euclid Creek Watershed
WildPlantID
What is it about?
WildPlantID aids beginning and advanced users in identifying wild plants in the Euclid Creek Watershed. Users are guided through a series of questions (type of leaves, color of flowers, etc.) with illustrations until the app can display the likely matches. The app aims to help introduce newcomers to the study of wild plants and to serve as a field tool for groups doing conservation work in the Euclid Creek Watershed.
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App Store Description
WildPlantID aids beginning and advanced users in identifying wild plants in the Euclid Creek Watershed. Users are guided through a series of questions (type of leaves, color of flowers, etc.) with illustrations until the app can display the likely matches. The app aims to help introduce newcomers to the study of wild plants and to serve as a field tool for groups doing conservation work in the Euclid Creek Watershed.
WildPlantID comes with a database of all known wild plants that might be found in the watershed, including invasive species, and is fully functional without an internet connection. A glossary, pop-up definitions, and images make the app easy to use as a field reference. The app and its database are developed by volunteers local to the region.
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