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Article #282Plant Database
From: Martin Witchard
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 00:00
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Dear All, I'm trying to construct a plant database for collectors on our campus and from the local botanic garden. Purpose? To enable future people in my position to know where to go to collect plants for practical classes. My question is : does anyone know of a useful program to contain info on family, genus, species and field notes? MS Access might be a possibility but I'm not sure I need anything so complex! What are other people using who have a similar databases set up? We're not talking a complete flora here - just a couple of hundred or so species useful in our classes. Thanks, Martin Witchard. P.S. The ability to incorporate a map would be also useful.
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