Tasmanian dicot key online

[Diane Whitehead]

The 60th seedlist includes a lot of seeds that were collected in Tasmania.  Many were totally unfamiliar to me, so I have spent a lot of time on Google Images seeing what they look like.

I discovered a great website - an easy to use key to Tasmanian plants - developed by the University of Tasmania. It is a visual key, and you just have to click your way through it.  No need to have
a dictionary of botanic terms that you need for wordy keys.

http://www.utas.edu.au/dicotkey/DicotKey/

Diane Whitehead

[Maggi Young]

Thanks, Diane, that's a useful link, indeed.

[Paul T]

Diane,

Definitely interesting for those Tassie natives.  Not that much information out there about much of the indigenous Tasmanian flora, so definitely a valuable resource if it allows easier keying.