East Texas Wildflowers
4.6star
11 reviews
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About this app
This App helps find and identify plants. When you give the App information about a plant, such as its location, flower color and the time of year, the App will quickly show you which plants match your selections.
The App includes 3,604 species of plants found in East Texas. Overall, 2,007 are "Wildflowers", 356 are shrubs, 286 are broadleaf trees, 20 are conifers, 130 are vines, 603 are grass-like, 77 are fern-like, 144 are moss-like, 26 are seaweed and 168 are lichen.
The App includes 3,604 species of plants found in East Texas. Overall, 2,007 are "Wildflowers", 356 are shrubs, 286 are broadleaf trees, 20 are conifers, 130 are vines, 603 are grass-like, 77 are fern-like, 144 are moss-like, 26 are seaweed and 168 are lichen.
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Ratings and reviews
4.6
11 reviews
Eloiza G Juarez
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April 22, 2022
I'm a Texan and I LOVE BLUEBONNETS.
A Google user
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November 1, 2017
An excellent, user-friendly app that allows people having no knowledge of botanical terms to quickly and confidently ID the wildflowers they find and then navigate to sites where they can access additional information. The ability to filter down options to specific areas of the eastern two-thirds of Texas makes this app the best ID tool available for the region. Users of the older version of the app will be pleasantly surprised with the new features included within the 2017 update.
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October 23, 2016
Absolutely a superb identification tool for plants - not just wildflowers. Better than all the books in your library because it's based on querying an enormous standalone database. And there are similar apps available for other states and areas as well.
What's new
Added tree and shrub descriptions from Virginia Tech FREC.
