Nepy vs Species+

Nepenthes are perhaps the most fascinating and specialised carnivorous plants on planet Earth. Nepy is a Nepenthes field reference app containing fully illustrated entries for the majority of recognised species, including: - two representative pitcher photographs for each species - descriptions with guidance on pronunciation, species distribution, range, elevation, etymology, and additional field notes - advanced filtering by region, altitude, pitcher type, and keywords - favourites and personal collections such as wishlist and seen in habitat - a compare mode to view two species side by side - pronunciation audio for species names - personal notes and sightings, including locations, dates, and photos - a simple picture quiz to help you learn to identify species - no in-app banners or ads The Nepenthes entries are based primarily on data published in peer reviewed research papers, specialist literature relating to the genus, as well as on the general observations of a number of specialists. However, all entries are written in accessible English. All images are used under licence either from Redfern Natural History Productions (UK) Ltd or directly from the credited authors. Image copyright remains explicitly with the image author indicated. Except where credited otherwise, all other graphics are the work of the application author. Reproduction or translation of any part of this work without the written authorisation of the app developer, for purposes other than review, is unlawful.

Species+ provides authoritative information on over 38,000 species listed in CITES, CMS, and other multilateral environmental agreements (including the EU Wildlife Trade Regulations and CMS daughter agreements). Users can view up-to-date data on listings, trade suspensions, quotas, geographical distribution and taxonomy of CITES and CMS listed species. This information resource is a result of long-term collaboration between countless individual scientists worldwide and many organizations whose contribution is gratefully acknowledged. Current funders supporting portions of the maintenance of the underlying data include: WCMC (UK), the European Commission and the CITES Secretariat.