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Leafsnap

by Columbia University, University of Maryland, and Smithsonian Institution

Leafsnap is the first in a series of electronic field guides being developed by researchers from Columbia University, the University of Maryland, and the Smithsonian Institution

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• The app is amazing !!. 8 years ago
• I just downloaded the app from the US iTunes Store and tried to create an account but failed. 8 years ago
• Ash is a fairly common North American tree, and yet none of the three (white green black) appear in the database. 8 years ago
• Over the space of three years I have attempted to download and utilize this app. 8 years ago
• Dosent work. 8 years ago
• I can't give this a higher rating until more than a small corner of the country is included as a location. 8 years ago
• I really wanted to like the app but it didn't work well enough. 8 years ago
• Very useful and fun to use😄. 8 years ago
• The app has potential! The clean sweep game is fun, but the result is always the same: casual collector. 8 years ago
• Sorry excuse for a plant ID app. 8 years ago
• Has potential, but I've been seeing that remain only potential for a couple years now. 8 years ago
• I took a picture of the leaf of a tree in my yard that I wanted to identify. 8 years ago
• It worked great for an hour or so, then the app says "error upload" and can't use the snap feature. 8 years ago
• I was so excited about this app because I wanted to find out what tree were growing in our front yard. 8 years ago
• This app deserves a 5 star rating. 8 years ago
• Great concept, Poor execution. 8 years ago
• If you don’t live in the northeast, you’re out of luck. 8 years ago
• It just says it can't connect. 8 years ago
• Great app, however the database only includes trees from northeastern United States and Canada. 8 years ago
• I'm in Oklahoma and it's working as well as I hoped it would. 8 years ago