FloraQuest: Carolinas, Georgia 2.31

University of North Carolina's Southeastern Flora Team proudly offers FloraQuest™: Carolinas & Georgia, a sophisticated plant identification and exploration application encompassing a vast array of over 5,800 wildflowers, trees, shrubs, grasses, and other vascular plants found in the southeastern region comprising North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

• Wildflower ID App (NC, SC, GA): Easily identify plants using graphic keys, photos, and detailed descriptions.
• Offline Plant Guide: Conduct plant identifications on-the-go without the need for an internet connection across the Carolinas & Georgia.
• Botanical Explorer: Uncover new species and locate prime botanical destinations within these three states.
• Plant Dictionary: Access internal definitions for all those intricate botanical terms.

Boasting user-friendly graphic keys, advanced dichotomous keys, detailed habitat descriptions, range maps, and a comprehensive collection of 20,000 diagnostic photographs, FloraQuest: Carolinas & Georgia proves itself as an indispensable companion for all your botanical endeavors.

Whether making real-time plant identifications in the field or broadening your knowledge of regional flora from any location, this app enables users to tailor their search by state and physiographic province for targeted outcomes. Notably, FloraQuest: Carolinas & Georgia operates without requiring an internet connection, ensuring accessibility wherever your botanical adventures take you. The app’s "Great Places to Botanize" section directs you to premier sites for botanical exploration throughout the expansive three-state region.

Struggling to recall intricate botanical terminology? Fear not! Simply click on an unfamiliar word within the app to reveal its definition promptly, without the need to navigate away from the current page!

Exciting future developments are in store post-launch of the FloraQuest: Carolina & Georgia app. Stay updated as we diligently work towards releasing analogous versions tailored for the remaining regions comprising the Flora of the Southeastern States until all 25 states within this expansive area are covered!