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Flowering Plants of Tasmania is an educational reference app designed for iPhone users interested in botany and the diverse plant life of Tasmania. This app provides an extensive database of flowering plants found in the region, complete with high-quality images and detailed descriptions. Users can easily navigate through various species, making it an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and nature enthusiasts alike.

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In addition to a searchable plant index, the app includes features such as habitat information, blooming periods, and growth characteristics. This allows users to gain a deeper understanding of each species' ecological context. The user-friendly interface enhances the experience, making it accessible for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of Tasmania's unique flora.

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Latest update
Version
2.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.
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10
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By William Higham
Discover the beauty, diversity and uniqueness of Tasmanian wildflowers with this new app for iPod/iPhone and iPad. Whether youre just going...
Discover the beauty, diversity and uniqueness of Tasmanian wildflowers with this new app for iPod/iPhone and iPad. Whether youre just going walkabout, a student of botany, or an avid flower hunter this app is for you.With over 580 detailed photographs the Flowering Plants of Tasmania app describes over 460 native species with 113 species found nowhere else than in Tassie. With a description of the botany of each species along with the preferred habitat and main flowering period the app will help you easily identify both common as well as rarer species. A distribution map also highlights where in the state the species typically occurs. Functional and easy to use flowers can be browsed by both plant form and flower colour. For those that already know their flowers a search function allows you to sort the list either by scientific (family, genus, species) or common names. Plants listed as threatened at either the state and/or national level are also highlighted with links to relevant sites for further information. Though specifically aimed at Tasmanian flora the app also has relevance for mainland Australia with 342, 300 , and 226 of the species listed being also found in Victoria, NSW, and South Australia respectively.* ID flowering plants by plant form and flower colour.* Use the search bar to find a plant by scientific and/or common name.* Each species described with detailed information on form, flower, leaf, fruit, habitat, and distribution.* Information regarding the threatened status of each species at both the state and national level.* A clear distribution map for each species indicating its range within Tasmania. * A detailed glossary of more than 80 botanical terms including photographic descriptions for various terms.* A "Tasmanian Wildflower Locations" page gives details, including maps, to wildflower reserves in Tasmania as well as regional listings of places to look for wildflowers in Tasmania.* No internet connection required.Please Rate This App.
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