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From the App Store SourceiPlantFile PRO is an easy-to-use plant database with over 3800 species and over 6000 cultivars and varieties of commonly used ornamental and native plants, together with over 14,000 photographs. iPlantFile Pro covers common pests & diseases, and their control methods. iPlantFile Pro is a functional, real-time resource for anyone with an interest in plants – from gardening enthusiasts to professional horticulturalists and landscape designers. iPlantFile Pro is based on the principal PlantFile.com database, which is networked through Horticultural Colleges. Key Features include: -The option to view the plants online or download all of the plants to your iPhone/iPad -Visual browser allows you to scroll through the plants pictorially, and sort them by botanic or common names. -Detailed photos for each plant, highlighting growth habit of the mature plant, along with botanic features. -42 categories of essential information covering all cultivation requirements and botanic features. -TALK feature for all species, with voice pronunciation and phonetic spelling of botanic names. -Pest & disease information linked to each plant species. -Name search function is available within three separate screens – search using common, botanic, family and syn. names. -Simple search function allows plants to be selected based on practical, landscape-use. -Advanced search capability, including multiple nested search functions on all botanic features, with glossaries. -Professionals, students and home gardeners can create & save unlimited selected plant lists that can be exported to e-mail, Facebook or Twitter, or to another iPlantFile Pro app. -E-mail reports are PDFs for professional presentation.
The developer is PlantFile Pty Ltd, and the app identifier is com.plantFile.iplantfile.
It was first released on 2024-08-27, according to our own database record.
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