FLORAS
Floras are listings of plants by geographical location and are frequently major projects. Several of these from around the world are now appearing appearing on the Web and are collected on this page.
Last updated: March 30, 1995.
Flora of North America North of Mexico
 | This flora is a major project to compile a systematic
conspectus and identification guide to all plants in North
America. It is both in print and online, allowing connections
with other wide-area floras. Much of it is still under
construction. Completed are Vol. 1: Introductory Essays and
Vol. 2: Pteridophytes and Gymnosperms.
| Home Page provides access to the searchable database and
information about the project, its history, and current
activities. | |
| This index lists all published names of Australian vascular
plants with bibliographic details. Also included is the Census
of Australian Vascular Plants.
| Gopher Menu accesses database searchable by taxon name and
explanatory material. | |
| Gopher access to a searchable database of mosses found in
Australia and its external territories.
| Brings together all references and distribution data for
these mosses. The information is unique and not represented in
any one publication. | |
| The Conspectus is a subset of the TROPICOS database at the
Missouri Botanic Garden.
| The web page presents images of the specimens which link to
the collection data. | |
| Tropicos is the major taxonomic database of the Missouri
Botanic Garden.
| Gopher Menu provides access to searchable databases for
ferns, gymnosperms, angiosperms, and a bibliography. | |
| Flora Mesoamericana is the first collection describing
vascular plants for the southernmost states of Mexico and the
Central American republics. 7 volumes will be produced between
1994 and 2001.
| Web page provides access to the checklist for volume 1, the
ferns, a map of the scope of the flora and images of the
plants. | |
| This checklist is an ongoing project, begun in 1937, to
provide a complete taxonomic account of the vascular plants of
Texas. Specimens are housed in the Tracy Herbarium at Texas A
and M University.
| Access through web page to databases of pteridopytes and
gymnosperms, dicots, and monocots. | |
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