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Has anyone used the leafsnap iPhone/iPad application yet for plant identification ? Unfortunately I have an Android phone so can't try the app yet, however there is an Android version under development.
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the reviews I just now quickly read aren't great ...All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb. -
I've just downloaded it for a look. Seems like a brilliant idea (take a pic of a mystery plant, upload it and recieve an i.d. from their database). However, it's a bit clunky and very American based at the moment. I would imagine it will improve and expand in time though.
It's also free! So if you have a device that supports it, it has to be worth a go
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The numbers of species are very low - didn't even have Elder in there. Give it a year and maybe they will have populated it enough to use. All US trees as well, so it would need UK population to be of use.
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Do you get a certain amount of information free and have to pay for other info?
Or am i thinking of the RHS app for iphone?Last edited by cardiffsteve; 10-03-2012, 06:09 PM.Comment
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