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Pl@ntNet

An app for identifying plants from photos and contributing to biodiversity science.

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Best if
You are botanists and need: Identifying unknown plants in your garden or during a hike
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An app for identifying plants from photos and contributing to biodiversity science

Overview

Pl@ntNet is a participatory science project accessible as an application that helps you identify plants from your photos. It also serves as a platform dedicated to plant biodiversity, without advertising or resale of data. The project is supported by the Agropolis Foundation.

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Best for

Short scenarios where Pl@ntNet tends to shine.

  • Identifying unknown plants in your garden or during a hike.

    Best for Botanists

  • Contributing to scientific research on plant biodiversity.

    Best for Horticulturalists

  • Learning about different plant species and their characteristics.

    Best for Nature enthusiasts

How it works

Use the Pl@ntNet application to take a photo of a plant. The application will then attempt to identify the plant based on the image. You can also contribute to the project by submitting your plant observations.

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Sample generations and before/after results for Pl@ntNet.

Pl@ntNet screenshot
Pl@ntNet screenshot

Access & connections

Where you can use Pl@ntNet.

Platforms

Web

Capabilities

What this tool accepts, produces, and is strongest at.

Highlights

  • Plant identification from photos
  • Participatory science platform
  • Biodiversity data collection
  • Image-based plant recognition

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FAQ 6

What is Pl@ntNet?
Pl@ntNet is a participatory science project accessible as an application that helps you identify plants from your photos. It also serves as a platform dedicated to plant biodiversity, without advertising or resale of data. The project is supported by the Agropolis Foundation.
How to use Pl@ntNet?
Use the Pl@ntNet application to take a photo of a plant. The application will then attempt to identify the plant based on the image. You can also contribute to the project by submitting your plant observations.
What is Pl@ntNet?
Pl@ntNet is a participatory science project accessible as an application that helps you identify plants from your photos.
How can I contribute to Pl@ntNet?
You can contribute by submitting your plant observations and photos through the application.
Is Pl@ntNet free to use?
Yes, Pl@ntNet is free to use.
What does Pl@ntNet use donations for?
Donations help with development, servers, and scientific research for a service used by over 32 million users for plant identification and biodiversity monitoring.
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