tree-guide 1.1.1

This application from tree-guide.com offers a classification system for trees native to northern, western, and eastern Europe. It aims to assist in the identification of forest, park, and street trees. The app provides search options based on leaves, fruits, and winter characteristics, all accompanied by illustrative images. Each identified tree includes a detailed profile containing key information and up to six images for reference.

Designed for individuals with an interest in dendrology and students seeking a learning resource, the app features a user-friendly interface. Tree names are organized primarily by common names, with the botanical nomenclature provided alongside. Each tree entry features a comprehensive fact sheet with descriptive details and multiple visual references.

The app offers several determination aids:

1. Tree Leaves: Recognized as the primary method for tree identification, especially effective during autumn when leaves are shed. All leaf images are high-quality photographs taken and processed by experts associated with the tree portal, allowing for precise comparison.
2. Tree Fruits: The seeds and fruits of trees often exhibit distinctive shapes and colors. This feature allows users to match these characteristics to accurately identify the species.
3. Winter Characteristics: Identification during winter can be challenging but remains feasible through features such as bud size, position, and color, as well as remnants of leaves or fruits. Supportive images are provided to facilitate accurate identification.

An enhancement in this version includes the addition of conifers, which can be sorted by common name or identified through needle arrangement as a determination tool. A newly introduced tree age calculator further enhances the app’s utility.

The category of tree fungi presents a curated selection of fungal species associated with trees, complete with descriptions and imagery. For additional support and information, users are encouraged to visit our official website at http://www.tree-guide.com.