Bookmark Collection

This database of thousands of photographs of plants also includes QuickTime Virtual Reality images of selected plants and plant groups for users to turn, move, select details, etc. Selected images are also available from the Kate Furbish Collection of wat

This site is designed to make identification of bryophytes, fungi, lichens, slime molds and some primitive plants more colorful and interesting. It has some very interesting pop-up definitions and pictures for identification.

These are course notes for a botany course. The sections on plant tissues, stems, roots , and leaves have particularly good integration of text and images.

This site is from The Ohio State University Horticulture and Crop Science Department. It provides an overview of botany including the following general topics: Diversity of Organisms; Flowerless Plants; Flowering Plants; Angiosperm families; Plant Chemistry; Plant Cells, Tissues, and Organs; Plant Physiology; Plant Genetics; and Plant Ecology. It contains images illustrating structures and supplementing descriptions of plants.

This site is the portal to a collection of botanical images. The site contains links to numerous collections (American Journal of Botany Cover Images, Carnivorous Plants, Cellular Communication Channels, Economic Botany, Floral Ontogeny, Lichens, Mitosis, Organography, Paleobotany, Phloem Development, Plant Anatomy, Plant Defense Mechanisms, Plant Geography, Plant Morphology (also includes fungi, slime mold, lichens, mosses), Pollen, Xylem Development ). It is also organized into fifteen slide categories. The collections are searchable and there is information both on how to use the site and on copyright.

This site serves as a gateway to the services and resources provided by the Herbarium. It was developed to serve the needs of a diverse clientele - from agents to students to professional taxonomists. Browsing through the cascading menus above, you will find information on our plant identification service, online plant ID resources, catalogues and databases. This site is particularly useful in southeast Virginia.