Learning the syntax of plant assemblages
How Pl@ntBERT helps us understand natureâs patterns Plants do not live in isolation. Each ecosystem, from a forest to a meadow or a wetland, has its own âcommunityâ of species …
2025 donation campaign
Dear Pl@ntNet users, Thank you for sharing your passion for the plant world with Pl@ntNet! The entire team is proud to present Pl@ntNet’s latest achievements and to invite you to …
2024 Donation Campaign
Dear Pl@ntNet users, We hope your passion for the richness of the plant world continues to flourish! We are delighted to share the latest advancements of Pl@ntNet and invite you …
Covering all countries floras & new identification AI
Starting June 7th 2023, a set of changes implemented as part of the European GUARDEN and MAMBO projects, were made available that reaches deep into Pl@ntNet systems. The goal is …
Pl@ntNet offline/embedded: identify plants anywhere without connection
Identify plants without an internet connection with Pl@ntNet
GeoPl@ntNet, a new service to discover the species around you
Have you ever wondered what plants you might see around you, or on your next walk? This service could help you answer that question.
10000 most identified plant species
We have compiled a list of the most identified plant species since the beginning of Pl@ntNet. This is more than 320 millions identification requests analysed, all made from Pl@ntNet apps …
Pl@ntNet in group, it’s more friendly!
And more practical too! Whether you are a teacher, a park manager or simply want to share your passion with others, Pl@ntNet groups make your life easier. To create a …
A new donation campaign to allow Pl@ntNet to continue the adventure!
DONATE Pl@ntNet, more than just a mobile application, is a major participatory science project enabling scientists from around the world to better understand plant biodiversity and to study the best …
A Pl@ntNet dataset for machine learning researchers
Direct link to the dataset: https://zenodo.org/record/4726653#.YhNbAOjMJPY Plant identification is a difficult problem. Indeed, there are about 400K species of plants on earth and the problem is that the morphological characteristics that …
