biodiversity-data
Biodiversity data refers to the systematic collection, digitization, and analysis of records documenting the diversity, distribution, and abundance of plant species across ecosystems. In plant science, robust biodiversity datasets are essential for tracking how flora responds to environmental change, identifying threatened species, and understanding the ecological relationships that underpin ecosystem function. These data resources also accelerate conservation planning and help researchers detect shifts in plant community composition over time.
CartograPlant: bridging genomic, phenotypic, and environmental data...
Crops in your grocery store, the trees in your local park, and the wildflowers in your garden are...
Huge global dataset maps over 190 obscure tropical plants
Every one of these 54,000 location pins started with a botanist, hiker, or citizen scientist spot...
