This guide provides access to many image galleries.
It also presents freely accessible databases and subscribed
databases related to the discipline.
Enjoy the online tours for many beautiful pictures
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OSU Type Specimen Images and Original Descriptions
Botanical Society of American Online Image Collection
Plants Databases (USDA)
Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin,Texas
Oregon State University, Department of Horticulture, Landscape Plants
Image, Identification, and Information
Noble's Plant Image Gallery
WTU Image Collection: Plant of Wahington, Lichens of Washington
United State Forest Service national Linchens & Air Quality Database and Clearinghouse
Mount Sinai Hospital Joseph and Wolf Leovic Health complex
Plant Image Database
An On-line guide to plant disease control
National Pesticide Information Center
Oregon State University Herbarium
Plant Clinic @ OSU
Lichenland
Taxonmy and Nomemclature
Catalogue of Life
Indexing the world's known species
USDA ARS GRIN Taxonomy for Plants
International Code of Botancial Nomenclature (St Louis Code)
World Biodiversity Database -- taxonomic tree
E-Flora
Northwest Yard and Garden
Plant Database (USDA)
Plant Pathology Online
algaeBASE
Plant Ontology™ Consortium
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Invasive Plant Atlas of the United States
Index of Botanical Publications --- Harvard University
"For the purpose of verifying publication names in the Specimen Database and the Gray Index, the Herbaria maintain an index of botanical publications. It is a unique compendium of bibliographic references for both books and journals, dependent primarily on the standard print sources for botanical literature."
This databse povides access to several fungus related databases. They are:
Specimens in the U.S. National Fungus Collections
"The world's largest collection of fungal specimens."
"includes reports of fungi on vascular plants and plant products according to their distribution by state (for the U.S.)"
"more than 33,000 references on the systematics of plant pathogenic fungi isavailable"
"information on the accepted names, synonyms and alternate states for approximately 40,000 fungal names"
International Mycological Institute's Index of Fungi
International Mycological Institute's Index of Fungi by genus or species.
Index to Saccardo's Sylloge Fungorum
"for all the fungal names included in Saccardo's 26-volume work"
"This database contains references to the scientific literature describing studies of the toxic properties and effects of plants and plant parts. Records are displayed in List Format as the following example indicates"
International Plant Name Index
is a database of the names and associated basic bibliographical details of seed plants, ferns and fern allies. Its goal is to eliminate the need for repeated reference to primary sources for basic bibliographic information about plant names.
"Is a project on development of structured common set of plant anatomy and growth stage vocabularies for use in Genomics data sets, gene and phenotype annotations. The project also provides standard protocols and the database for ontology based annotations."
"It is a comparative plant genomics platform and a Systems Biology database. This is the first such database that allows researchers to carryout in-silico investigation using either or both the forward and reverse genetics approaches to find the genes, proteins, phenotypes, function, expression, gene-gene interaction, metabolic pathways and polymorphic markers in the region of interest. It also allows researchers to make comparisons across genetic maps, genomes and gene orthologs."
The Valley Library at Oregon State University has no affiliation with companies of the products mentioned. This module is for information sharing only, hoping that users can find useful tools for their research works.
The Compleat Botanica at-a-glance
The Compleat Botanica is a Windows PC software package with tools for plant professionals and enthusiasts to organize, publish and share their collections of plant data and plant pictures.