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The Connecticut Botanical Society has a website where you can look at several plants in the same family. Try it out by clicking these words, which will bring you to their link.
By the way, this is an example of a website that could be linked to EOL (see earlier post on EOL), if they haven't already been linked.
You might like to read the Connecticut Botanical Society's statement on collecting plants.
You can read more about the Connecticut Botanical Society's web site here: Read more...
Showing posts with label Encyclopedia of Life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Encyclopedia of Life. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Using "EOL" and...being Part of the Global Effort to Add Plant Species to the Encyclopedia of Life
People all over the world are adding plant species to the Encyclopedia of Life. If you know of someone with a database of plant species, encourage them to add their database of plant species
http://www.eol.org/
If you are from Bolivia, or Morocco, or South Africa, or, the USA or, Canada, or the UK, or Japan, or Iraq, or Australia, or, Eritrea, or Somalia, or, anywhere in the world, contact botanists where you live and see if they have added their data to the EOL. Or, perhaps you know a plant that hasn't been added. You can add it.
It is exciting to be a part of this world wide peaceful effort.
You can also use the Encyclopedia of Life.
http://www.eol.org/
If you are from Bolivia, or Morocco, or South Africa, or, the USA or, Canada, or the UK, or Japan, or Iraq, or Australia, or, Eritrea, or Somalia, or, anywhere in the world, contact botanists where you live and see if they have added their data to the EOL. Or, perhaps you know a plant that hasn't been added. You can add it.
It is exciting to be a part of this world wide peaceful effort.
You can also use the Encyclopedia of Life.
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