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Plants of South Eastern NSW

Plants of South Eastern NSW

by LucidMobile

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  • Released
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  • April 13, 2019
  • October 7, 2025

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Identify plants in southeastern New South Wales with this comprehensive guide. It features over 3200 species with detailed descriptions and approximately 15,000 images to aid in identification. The tool uses simple characteristics to narrow down possibilities, making plant discovery accessible.

✓3209 plant species
✓15,000 images
✓Easy-to-use identification key
✓Detailed plant distributions
✓Up-to-date plant names
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What's New in Plants of South Eastern NSW

1.5.1

October 7, 2025

The area covered by the key now includes a circle of 10 km radius around Orange. The common names index has been checked and revised. The Topics 'Common Names' and 'Where Found' in the Fact Sheets have been checked and revised where necessary. A number of citations, particularly for weeds and threatened species, have been changed or added. Some fact sheets have been rewritten. 38 species have been added. A number of additional alternate names have been added. A number of images have been added. The contraction subsp. (for subspecies) has been changed to ssp. in accordance with iNaturalist practice.

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Incredible resource

This is an invaluable tool. The body of work to create it is inspiring.
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Great content, needs some usability tweaks

Love this app and use it almost daily as I learn about the plants in my area. The content is really excellent.

A few UI complaints:

The splash screen takes too long to clear, this slows down the process of opening up the app. It would be great to search fact sheets in addition to the alphabetical listing. Also it would be great if images could be zoomed to help show small details.
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FAQ

What is the Plants of South Eastern NSW app?

Plants of South Eastern NSW is a reference application designed to help users identify plants found in the South Eastern New South Wales region. It contains information on over 3200 species, supported by around 15,000 images.

How does the identification key work in Plants of South Eastern NSW?

The identification key uses a limited number of easily observable characteristics with minimal technical jargon. Its primary goal is to narrow down the potential species of a plant, with accompanying photos to assist in final identification.

What geographical area does Plants of South Eastern NSW cover?

The app covers the region of South Eastern New South Wales, with specific northern, western, and southern boundaries defined by geographical coordinates and landmarks. Records dated before January 1, 1983, have been excluded.

Where does the plant distribution data in Plants of South Eastern NSW come from?

Plant distribution data is sourced from maps generated for individual species in the Atlas of Living Australia's Spatial Portal, personal observations, and occasionally from the NSW Department of Environment and Heritage Bionet Atlas.

How are plant names updated in Plants of South Eastern NSW?

Plant names are based on the Australian Plant Census as of March 2023. For species not yet determined by the Council of Heads of Australian Herbaria, names from PlantNET are used, followed by names from vicflora.rbg.vic.gov.au if not found in PlantNET.

Does Plants of South Eastern NSW require an internet connection to use?

The provided description does not specify offline capabilities. However, reference apps of this nature often function best with an internet connection for accessing comprehensive data and images, though some core features might be available offline.

What devices is Plants of South Eastern NSW available on?

Plants of South Eastern NSW is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.

When was Plants of South Eastern NSW last updated?

The app was last updated on October 7, 2025, with version 1.5.1. It was initially released on April 13, 2019.