Wisconsin Wildflowers vs Colorado Wetlands Mobile App Usage & Stats
The App includes 2,961 species of plants found in Wisconsin. Overall, 1,418 are "Wildflowers", 213 are shrubs, 148 are broadleaf trees, 21 are conifers, 44 are vines, 486 are grasses and sedges, 92 are ferns, 325 are lichen and 299 are moss.
This App, which operates without an internet connection, 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.
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The Colorado Natural Heritage Program, a research unit of the Warner College of Natural Resources at Colorado State University, presents a comprehensive mobile app of wetland plants that include identification, ecology, and conservation of Colorado’s wetland flora.
The Colorado Wetlands Mobile App delivers information about Colorado wetlands right to your smartphone or tablet. The app includes the following main sections:
Wetland Plants:
Detailed descriptions and photos of 710 plant species found in Colorado’s wetlands and riparian areas. Tap Wetland Plants from the Home Screen to search and explore the species descriptions.
Wetland Maps:
Access to digital National Wetland Inventory maps for Colorado. Tap Wetland Maps from the Home Screen for an interactive mapping tool to explore wetlands mapped in your area. The Wetland Maps screen can also be used to search wetland plants potentially found at your location.
Wetland Types:
Short descriptions of the major wetland and riparian types in Colorado. The wetland types described in this app are based on NatureServe Ecological Systems, and are modified for Colorado.
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Wisconsin Wildflowers VS. 
Colorado Wetlands Mobile AppDecember 19, 2024