An Identification Key for Epacris A genus of 56 species, 4 with recognised sub-species. Tas., SA, Vic., NSW., Qld., New Zealand and New Caledonia. Author: Ron Crowden An Identification Key for Epacris – Lucid interface An Identification Key for Epacris – Example image gallery Previous Next
One Hundred and One Forest Fungi of Eastern Australia One Hundred and One Forest Fungi of Eastern Australia is an interactive identification and information package that will help you identify and learn about a number of the higher fungi, whether native or naturalised, that may be found in the forests of eastern Australia. You can…
Electronic multi-entry identification key for dacine fruit flies (Diptera, Tephritidae, Dacinae) of importance to the EU The key contains characters to differentiate between adults of 23 fruit fly species of the subfamily Dacinae, that are considered of economic significance to the European Union region and associated regions. This key is composed within the framework of…
Electronic multi-entry identification key for African fruit flies (Diptera, Tephritidae, Dacinae) of economic importance The key contains characters to differentiate between adults of 29 fruit fly species of the subfamily Dacinae, that are considered of economic importance to agriculture and horticulture in Sub-Sahara Africa. This key is composed within the framework of the STDF (Standards…
Fruit and Seed Family ID Identify fruits and seeds to family Fruits and seeds form the bulk of agricultural commerce and are common contaminants in commodities. If introduced, non-native species may naturalize, leading to devastating consequences for crops and wildlands, so correct identification of fruits and seeds is essential to safe trade. Fruit and Seed Family…
Rice Doctor – Assam edition An app-based diagnostic tool that provides accurate and timely diagnosis of insect pests and diseases in rice and management recommendations to address the same. Rice doctor is a mobile app that has been developed by Assam Agricultural University (AAU) with technical support from International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)developed under the…
Electronic multi-entry identification key for dacine (Diptera, Tephritidae, Dacinae) fruit fly larvae of quarantine importance. The key contains characters to differentiate between larvae of twelve fruit fly species of the subfamily Dacinae, that are considered to be of quarantine significance. Flies of significance to the EU and southern Africa were chosen due to overlapping climatic…
ANU Key for Families of Dicotyledons The ANU Xylarium is one of Australia’s only curated wood collections. From the first samples collected in 1926 for wood identification and teaching, the collection has expanded rapidly and is now supported by physical index cards that permit the identification of wood and plant families based on macroscopic traits.…
Key to Spider Subfamilies of Australia This is a key to subfamilies of Australian spiders. It requires a binocular microscope and light of some quality, fine dissecting forceps and patience. This guide also provides a means of recognising sex even in juvenile tarantulas and other mygalomorphs, See Glossary, Sexing spiders. The key works best with…
Common Wyoming Asparagus Pests Identification This is an aid to identify common Wyoming Asparagus pests as a companion tool to the “Wyoming Vegetable & Fruit Growing Guide” B-1340 November 2021 with links to current Integrated Pest Management options from the “Midwest Vegetable Production Guide”. https://mwveguide.org If the plant and pest combination is not covered in the “Midwest Vegetable…