Now available in the iTunes App Store: itunes.apple.com Note: iPad and Android versions to be released later this summer. Leafsnap is a free electronic field guide for trees. It's available as an app for iPhone that helps you figure out what tree you're looking at. Just snap a photo of a leaf and Leafsnap will analyze the leaf to help you identify it correctly. Leafsnap was developed by researchers from Columbia University, the University of Maryland and the Smithsonian Institution. In addition to leaf-shape recognition, it also has thousands of photos of several species of trees' flowers, fruit, bark and more. Test your knowledge by playing games included within the app or browse/share your collection at any time. Understand your backyard, understand your world... with Leafsnap. A production of Smithsonian Institution Produced by Brian Ireley with Sarah Taylor Starring Vivian Nweze Additional forest footage: Michael Cooper Music: Scott Altham For more info: leafsnap.com
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