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Platforms for scanning plants and getting information about them. There is a great variety of plants, trees and flowers in the world that many people don’t really know
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There is a great variety of plants, trees and flowers in the world that many people don’t really know about. That’s why several applications offer alternatives to scan them and display their names with additional data such as species, colors, geographic location, and more.
However, not all options offer the same features of use or have similar catalogs of species, so each one should be tested to find out which one suits the needs of the user.
The following apps are free, although some offer a paid subscription; Additionally, they are in the Google and Apple app stores.
A straightforward and easy-to-use option. Using a mobile phone camera or photos, the platform compares the image with an image in its database and provides information.
The data contained in it will be related to species type, characteristics, conservation status, toxicity, reproduction and others. Its focus is on wild plants because developers disagree with its implementation Gardens and species crosses.
Its information base has about 4800 plants.
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This option has a much larger catalog as it defines up to 20,000 plants. In addition, it has a frequently asked questions section about diseases or insect infestations.
Its other features include a favorites tab to save the most interesting plants and a keyword search filter.
Initially, it is a free app, but it has a premium service where you can get gardening tips.
Its functionality is the same as the applications mentioned above, a photo of the plant is taken with a mobile camera, the system compares its data and provides information. One of its differences is that it allows you to recognize flowers, fruits and trees.
According to the developers, the accuracy range is 95% and they provide an information sheet that can be saved for future reference.
It is one of the most recognized apps of its kind, although it only has English language. It has more than 10,000 plants in its catalog and scanned plants can be saved in a personal space called “Your Garden”.
The app description says there is 95% accuracy.
One of the most interesting features is that when scanning a plant, it adds a diagnosis if any disease is present, and also a treatment that can be implemented.
Another feature of the platform is that there is a section for identifying animals, which provides information about their species, habitat, care and their behavior.
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This is a complete option for gardening enthusiasts. First, because it has plant scans, scientific information and 98% accuracy in its database, according to the application.
And second, because it offers useful plant care tools and notifications about watering, pruning and spraying.
Finally, it has a favorites section to organize your personal garden and it has more than 30 million users.
Finally, this platform has an extensive catalog with over 600,000 species of plants, flowers, fungi, trees and more. It is very comprehensive and 90% accurate according to the developers.
In addition to serving as an identification tool, it has the ability to explore in real time, as if it were Google Maps, but plants. It also offers tips on growing and caring for houseplants.
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