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Texas Invaders

Texas Invaders

by Charles T. Bargeron

8 ratings
5 reviews
📚 Education
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Released
November 18, 2012
Updated
August 2, 2020

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Developer

Charles T. Bargeron
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About

This program empowers citizen scientists to report invasive plant species observations using a specialized kit. It aims to build a geographical database of known and potentially invasive plants to track their arrival and dispersal.

✓Species observation collection
✓Invasive species reporting
✓Geographical database
✓Early detection and reporting kit
✓Distributional information
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What's New in Texas Invaders

1.3.1

August 2, 2020

Image Capture bug fix.

User reviews

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Big bugs

No joke intended. Big bugs that make the app crash while scrolling through the plants list repeatedly. I haven’t explored more of the app, but that is why I downloaded the app in the first place so it makes it kinda useless for me. Sadly.
I9Idek_ 98

This app would be amazing….BUT….

It won’t stay open long enough to view any information. It literally shuts down within seconds. If this issue was resolved the app would most definitely be one of my most used apps. 😕
CCinTex38

Bruh

I had to do this for class and I don’t know if this is bad or not, but here is a 5 star.
Dderacka

APES

It was the best thing that ever happened to me in my AP Environmental science class.
QQuicksilver04

Great app

I love this app lets keep Texas wlid
MMrgrindhard80s

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FAQ

What is the main purpose of Texas Invaders?

The main purpose of Texas Invaders is to collect species observations from citizen scientists to build a geographical database of invasive plant species, tracking their arrival and dispersal.

How does Texas Invaders help track invasive species?

Texas Invaders uses a specially developed Invasive Species Early Detection and Reporting Kit, allowing trained volunteers to detect and report the arrival and dispersal of invaders in their local areas.

What kind of information does Texas Invaders provide?

Texas Invaders provides geographical locations and distributional information for known and potentially invasive plant species, contributing to early detection and management efforts.

Is Texas Invaders suitable for young users?

Yes, Texas Invaders has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users interested in learning about and reporting on local plant species.

On which devices can I use Texas Invaders?

Texas Invaders is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing for flexible use across Apple's mobile ecosystem.

How often is Texas Invaders updated?

The latest version of Texas Invaders is 1.3.1, which was last updated on August 2, 2020. This indicates a moderate update frequency.

Does Texas Invaders have ads?

No, Texas Invaders does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted experience for its users.

What is the user rating for Texas Invaders?

Texas Invaders has a user rating of 3.9 stars based on 7 ratings, suggesting generally positive user experiences.