Yosemite Wildflowers

Yosemite Wildflowers

For Yosemite National Park

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Version History of Yosemite Wildflowers

13.01

June 30, 2024

Updated Favorites button and made available in all 3 tabs. Updated for iOS 17.5.

12.02

October 27, 2023

Updated for iOS 17.

12.01

December 21, 2022

Updated for iOS 16.2+.

11.01

April 5, 2022

Updated for iOS 15.3+.

10.02

October 5, 2021

Updated email contact link to say "Yosemite App Question".

10.01

April 30, 2021

Updated for iOS 14.5.

9.10

November 18, 2020

Updated for iOS version 14+.

9.02

February 26, 2020

Added Erigeron lonchophyllus. Updated photos. Updated content to reflect latest nomenclature. Updated 'About' the app document. Updated 'How to Use' the app document.

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9.01

January 14, 2020

Updated UIWebView to WKWebView. Updated for iOS 13+. Handled dark mode versus light mode for screen setting.

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8.03

August 24, 2019

- Updated the About/Contact Us links so they worked correctly within document. - Rebuilt app for iOS 12.3+. - Added metadata for iPhoneX so that it will render correctly.

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Description of Yosemite Wildflowers

Authors Barry and Judy Breckling and High Country Apps have partnered to produce the new Yosemite Wildflowers plant identification app for mobile devices. The app provides images and descriptions for more than 584 flowering plants that grow in Yosemite National Park. The app does not require an Internet connection, so you can use it no matter how remote your wanderings. The number of species covered and wealth of information included set a new standard for wildflower identification apps. Although the app is designed to help amateur plant enthusiasts identify wildflowers, more experienced botanists will also value the app for its extensive content. Users can browse the species list by common or scientific name (and by family name ) to locate a plant and access photos and related information. However, most users will rely on the easy-to-use search key to identify plants of interest. The key consists of thirteen categories: type of plant (wildflower, shrub, or tree), petal color, flower shape, number of petals, leaf arrangement, leaf type, leaf shape, leaf margin, texture, size, habitat, vegetation zone, and flowering month. You can select characteristics in as many or as few categories as you want. As you make selections, the number of matching species is displayed at the top of the page. At any point, you can click the Show button to access a set of thumbnail images and names of plants that are potential matches. You can scroll through the species in the list and tap a thumbnail image to access photos, descriptions, and additional information for the selected species. Yosemite Wildflowers includes detailed instructions for using the app. It also has an extensive glossary of botanical terms; labeled diagrams of leaves, flowers, and inflorescences; and a description of each family represented in the app. You can tap a family name to access a set of images and names for all species in the app that belong to the selected family. Yosemite National Park and its adjacent areas are home to diverse landscapes that contain a wealth of flowering plants. Yosemite Wildflowers will appeal to individuals of all ages who travel to such areas and are interested in learning the names and natural history of the plants that they encounter. Yosemite Wildflowers is also a valuable educational tool for learning more about plant communities, botanical terms, and how to identify plants in general.
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Yosemite Wildflowers: FAQ

Is Yosemite Wildflowers software compatible with iPad devices?

Yes, the Yosemite Wildflowers software is iPad-compatible.

Who is the developer of Yosemite Wildflowers?

The Yosemite Wildflowers app was created by High Country Apps, LLC.

What’s the minimum iOS version needed for the Yosemite Wildflowers app?

Yosemite Wildflowers requires iOS 12.0 or later.

How do users rate the Yosemite Wildflowers app?

Yosemite Wildflowers has a user rating of 5.

What is the main genre of the Yosemite Wildflowers app?

Education Is The Primary Genre Of The Yosemite Wildflowers App.

What’s the current version of the Yosemite Wildflowers app?

The current version of Yosemite Wildflowers is 13.01.

What is the date of the latest Yosemite Wildflowers update?

The date of the last Yosemite Wildflowers update is October 2, 2024.

When did the Yosemite Wildflowers app come out?

The Yosemite Wildflowers app was initially released on February 5, 2023.

What age rating does Yosemite Wildflowers have?

The Yosemite Wildflowers app is rated High Country Apps, LLC: Contains no objectionable material.

Which languages does Yosemite Wildflowers support?

Yosemite Wildflowers currently features the following languages: English.

Is Yosemite Wildflowers part of the Apple Arcade gaming experience?

No, Yosemite Wildflowers is not on Apple Arcade.

Is Yosemite Wildflowers integrated with in-app purchases?

No, Yosemite Wildflowers does not integrate in-app purchases for users.

Is Yosemite Wildflowers tailored for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Unfortunately, Yosemite Wildflowers is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Does Yosemite Wildflowers incorporate ads within the app?

No, Yosemite Wildflowers does not incorporate ads within the app.

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  • Really neat!

    Fantastic app! I use it on my iPod (no cellular needed). So far it's been useful in the Tahoe Sierra, gold country foothills/American River area, and the Sutter Buttes. The keying-out by characteristics works great. No need to select every characteristic. More than one choice per characteristic will often work when it's not clear (e.g. pink or purple flower? The leaf shape?) . Note the dwindling number of ID possibilities as you choose characteristics, and when you get down to one or a few species, look at the excellent photos and line drawings to confirm what you've found. Another approach to ID is to type what you guess might be the common name or family in the search box and look at what pops up. Interesting tidbits about traditional uses, etc. are fun to read. This app has mostly replaced my having to carry field guide books and my pack is lighter. There have been just a few times when the guide let me down, but like I said, I haven't been using it in Yosemite. Totally worthwhile purchase! I wish there were a way to bookmark plants I've previously identified (or even to mark locations by GPS, if one had that capability), but those are just suggestions for future versions.
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  • Best wildflower app!

    I'm not a real botanist but I do have some training in plant taxonomy and I'm a bit of a fanatic about photographing and identifying native wildflowers. I have six other wildflower apps, so I've seen a lot of the good and the bad, and this Yosemite wildflower app just blows the rest of them away completely. I really wish These authors could take over the other California wildflower apps and do them up right for us - I'd be in heaven if I had access to this good of a guide for the wildflowers of the California deserts, the central coast, or the northwestern part of the state.
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  • A superb guide.

    I am no great expert on wildflowers and this will be a useful and stunning guide to allow me to appreciate the beauty that appears every spring. I know that any guide put together by Barry Breckling must be second to none!