I need to identify plants for my Biology class?

Sunday, May 24th, 2009 | Biology

me asked:


I need to identify plants for my Biology class, can anyone direct me to a site where i can identify them by characteristics of the leaf. I have heard of a few sites like this but i have been unable to locate them.

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3 Comments to I need to identify plants for my Biology class?

randomguy1989
May 26, 2009

aye yo, just search for plants or w/e you need from

hope i helped you out, peace and good luck.

hayharbr
May 26, 2009

Here is one I use but it’s only for weeds. Maybe they have a more general section there.

kay
May 29, 2009

It’s usually easiest to find sites for trees, but even easier to get a tree id book from the library — Peterson’s field guides are good, as is the Golden Guide to Trees, as well as more complex books like Elias’s Trees of North America.

On the net, try searching with terms like:
trees [statename]
or
weeds [statename]

If you’re looking for general plant book for the eastern US, try the Peterson’s Guide to Wildflowers and/or Newcomb’s wildflower book.

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