Plant ID CD's wanted

Richard McCourt rmccourt at CONDOR.DEPAUL.EDU
Sun Feb 25 08:23:30 CST 1996


Bioquest has a dicohtomous key to a limited series of plants embedded
within a hypercard program called "A trip to the forest" (or something
close to that title).  Students take species counts on a virtual census
of parts of a forest and have to identify the trees based on leaves,
trunk, and flower morphology.

Rick McCourt

On Thu, 22 Feb 1996, Jane Thomas wrote:

> Does anyone know of any CDs or programs for teaching plant
> identification and the concept of dichotomous keys to beginners?  Web
> sites with graphics don't come across very well on home computers, so
> a CD would be ideal.  Ideally, a high school age student could use
> such a program to learn about keys and also learn some trees and
> other plants... in our case, plants of the Pacific Northwest
> (specifically eastern Oregon).  Something user-friendly and
> commercially available would be great.
>
>                         Jane Thomas
>




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