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    Online Virtual Flora of Wisconsin

    This site is a collaborative effort between the herbaria of the UW-Madison (WIS) and the UW-Steven's Point (UWSP), along with most of the other herbaria located in the state of Wisconsin. It contains information on each of the more than 2600 vascular plant species that occurs in Wisconsin, including photos, distribution maps, specimen records, and more.

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    Springs Online

    Springs Online is a vibrant, living program that is continually being improved, and is freely available for non-commercial research, conservation, and planning purposes

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    Lomatium & Friends Online Monographs

    The genus Lomatium is the largest of 18 genera of Apiaceae from primarily Western North America that form a large clade of over 200 species. This website is the result of an NSF funded project to create a phylogenetic hypothesis and a new classification for this previously poorly understood group.

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    Indian River Lagoon Species Inventory

    The Indian River Lagoon Species Inventory portal is intended to be a multi-purpose tool to enhance scientific knowledge of the Indian River Lagoon ecosystem

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    Islands of the Californias Biodiversity Information System

    This archipelago of over twenty islands and islets, the Islands of the Californias, spans two nations and its individual islands are managed by a variety of agencies and organizations with differing missions. The California Islands Biodiversity Information System, or Cal-IBIS, was launched to facilitate archipelago-wide data sharing, with the ultimate goals of protecting the archipelago’s biota and enhancing scientific understanding of it by better informing conservation management and research.

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