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WA Conifers & Wildflowers Keys
Key to Washington State Conifers and Wildflowers
What's WA Conifers & Wildflowers Keys APK?
WA Conifers & Wildflowers Keys is a app for Android, It's developed by Don Estberg author.
First released on google play in 12 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 719 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Books & Reference category. More infomartion of WA Conifers & Wildflowers Keys on google play
This app utilizes botanical keys that help identify conifers and wildflowers growing in Washington state. For conifers, all families and species can be identified. Families and species within families are levels in the hierarchy of biological classification.
For wildflowers, 26 flower families can be identified with this app. These families contain 80% of the species in Washington. You will not be able to identify the family of the remaining 20% of the species using this app. Although this app does not identify wildflowers to the species level, it can compliment the Washington Wildflowers app from the UW Herbarium, which helps identify 1014 species.
This app starts with classes of conifers or flowers higher in the hierarchy allowing you to make choices about what you are trying to identify, so that you work your way down through subclasses until you reach the correct family (and, for conifers, correct species). At any level in the hierarchy there are two subclasses to choose from, and you make your choice based on descriptive attributes for each subclass.
For wildflowers, 26 flower families can be identified with this app. These families contain 80% of the species in Washington. You will not be able to identify the family of the remaining 20% of the species using this app. Although this app does not identify wildflowers to the species level, it can compliment the Washington Wildflowers app from the UW Herbarium, which helps identify 1014 species.
This app starts with classes of conifers or flowers higher in the hierarchy allowing you to make choices about what you are trying to identify, so that you work your way down through subclasses until you reach the correct family (and, for conifers, correct species). At any level in the hierarchy there are two subclasses to choose from, and you make your choice based on descriptive attributes for each subclass.
