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How to Use a Plant Identifier App

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    Next, we will guide you step by step to start identifying plants easily with your cell phone:

    1. Choose an App: The first step is to choose a good plant identifier app. You can find these apps for free in the app stores.
    2. Take a Picture of the Plant: Open the app and use your phone's camera to take a clear photo of the plant. Make sure the image is in focus and that the main details of the plant, such as leaves and flowers, are visible.
    3. Receive Identification: After taking the photo, the app processes the image and tries to identify the plant based on the database. Within a few seconds, you will see identification suggestions, usually with the scientific and common name of the plant.
    4. Exploration and Learning: Many apps offer additional information about the identified plant, such as its characteristics, natural habitat and necessary care.
    5. Storage and Sharing: If you want, you can save the plant identification on your cell phone for future reference or even share it with friends or on social networks.

    Popular Plant Identification Apps

    Now, let’s introduce some of the most popular and effective apps for identifying plants.

    1. PlantSnap: PlantSnap is one of the most popular plant identification apps, with over 600,000 species in its database. It uses AI to provide fast and accurate results. PlantSnap is ideal for those who want a simple and straightforward identification experience.
    2. PlantNet: PlantNet is a great option for anyone looking to participate in a collaborative project. It allows users to contribute to the plant database, which helps to further improve identification accuracy. This application is free and open to everyone.
    3. iNaturalist: With a focus on observing and identifying biodiversity, iNaturalist is perfect for those who want to explore not only plants, but also animals and fungi. It is popular among citizen scientists and offers an active community of nature enthusiasts.
    4. Search by iNaturalist: A more simplified, beginner-focused version of iNaturalist, Seek is ideal for those just starting out exploring the world of plants. It offers suggestions for plants and animals based on the photos you take, making the experience more accessible.