stipacomata wrote on December 26th, 2009 at 4:23 pm Uhr1
yea, go to the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) homepage. there you will find a link to the national plant data base. the data base contains the same data sheets used by most for plant characterisitcs, identification, and alot more information on the plant. you can look up by common name or scientific name. the government uses the first two letters of the both the genus and species to catalog and look up plants. if there is two with the same four letters then they add a number to the end. hope this helps. you can also link from the nrcs and into the soil data base
kokopelli wrote on December 29th, 2009 at 8:31 pm Uhr2
The complete PLANTS list includes the symbol, scientific name, accepted name for synonyms or common name for accepted names, and family.
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yea, go to the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) homepage. there you will find a link to the national plant data base. the data base contains the same data sheets used by most for plant characterisitcs, identification, and alot more information on the plant. you can look up by common name or scientific name. the government uses the first two letters of the both the genus and species to catalog and look up plants. if there is two with the same four letters then they add a number to the end. hope this helps. you can also link from the nrcs and into the soil data base
The complete PLANTS list includes the symbol, scientific name, accepted name for synonyms or common name for accepted names, and family.