Introduction to Plant Identification (2023 version)

[Recording of live webinar on 2/22/23]
Join James Stevenson and examine the basics of plant identification, from using simple keys to identifying critical characteristics that will help any would-be botanist in the field. An emphasis will be placed on flowering plants.
Recommended for adults and youth over 12. "This or That?" content is inspired by a field guide available for purchase through the UF/IFAS Bookstore: "This or That? A Beginner's Guide to Commonly Misidentified Animals and Plants in Florida" (ifasbooks.ifas....)
If you would like to reference written species comparison, please check out our UF/IFAS Blogs site: blogs.ifas.ufl...
If you're interested to learn on-the-go, check out our "Naturally Florida" podcast: link.chtbl.com...
Questions? Contact your local Natural Resources Agent, Lara Milligan at [e-mail]
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