Publish at May 13 2019 Updated February 05 2025
Pl@ntNet is a participatory science project accessible in the form of a plant identification application based on your photos and an A.I. trained to recognize them.
Over 73,000 plant species are identified, accompanied by over 1 billion images. Each plant can be identified at different stages of its development, by its flowers, leaves, fruit, bark or other plant-specific characteristics.
The app is free and can be downloaded on iOS or Android, or consulted directly online.
Pl@ntnet is organized into different projects according to location or plant type
PlantNet is an initiative supported by numerous scientific partners, including INRIA.
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