There are several online tools and apps that can help identify plants based on pictures. Here are some options:
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Pl@ntNet: This is a tool that can help identify plants with pictures. It is organized in different thematic and geographical floras. Choose the one that corresponds to your region or area of interest from the list below. If you dont know what to choose, select "World flora" which has the widest coverage but will give less accurate results than a more focused flora.
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Plant.id: This is a free plant identification service based on machine learning. Take a photo, upload it, and instantly get a name and information about your plant.
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Google Lens: With Google Lens, you can easily identify various plants, flowers, and weeds, no matter your gardening skill level. Simply point your smartphone at the plant, and Google Lens will do the rest. It’s a digital detective that fits in your pocket! You can even use Google Lens on your desktop to identify plants from photos on your computer.
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RHS: The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) offers a plant identification service for its members. You can create a free account to keep track of your plants, receive reminders and care tips.
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Whatistheplant: This is an AI-powered plant identification tool that can recognize the picture and identify the plants in it. Just drop the plant picture and the service will analyze the plant picture and return several possible results with their scores. The analyzing and recognizing process is fast and you will get your answer within a few seconds.
Overall, these tools can be helpful in identifying plants based on pictures. However, its important to note that the accuracy of the results may vary depending on the quality of the picture and the complexity of the plant.
