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Tennessee Wildflowers

Name: Tennessee Wildflowers
Author: Wildflower Search

Published by: Wildflower Search

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Esta aplicación, que funciona sin conexión a Internet, ayuda a encontrar e identificar plantas. Cuando proporciona información a la aplicación sobre una planta, como su ubicación, el color de la flor y la época del año, la aplicación le mostrará rápidamente qué plantas coinciden con sus selecciones.
La aplicación incluye 3332 especies de plantas que se encuentran en Tennessee. En general, 1.643 son "flores silvestres", 293 son arbustos, 239 son árboles de hoja ancha, 38 son coníferas, 92 son enredaderas, 511 son similares a hierba, 84 son similares a helechos, 305 son similares a musgo y 266 son líquenes.

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Yes, Tennessee Wildflowers is completely free and it doesn't have any in-app purchases or subscriptions.
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Tennessee Wildflowers Reviews

Thank you for adding native/non-native to your app!

We are so grateful to have the native/non-native feature on Tennessee Wildflowers. The Google play app had it, and the Apple device one did not. Now we can all enjoy!

Needs update for Apple version!

Please add the native ID feature to the Apple version. Currently, search results include non-native plants without indicating they are not native. Even more distressing is the fact that non-native invasive species are listed, but no mention is made about their invasive properties in the description. This could potentially cause enormous harm to our native ecosystems, as people could unknowingly plant non-native invasive species (or even non-native plants), thinking they are native to TN.