Southern Florida Trees 1.4

In our ongoing exploration of Florida's natural environment, we present a comprehensive app dedicated to the diverse tree species of southern Florida, including the renowned Everglades National Park. This application catalogues 80 of the most common tree species found in the region, offering users an informative resource.

Each tree species is accompanied by two to three high-resolution images, a concise description, and direct links to their corresponding Wikipedia entries within the app. Notably, all descriptive content is provided in English, with plant names presented in scientific (Latin) nomenclature as well as in German, making the information accessible to a wider audience.

The app boasts a modern and intuitive interface that facilitates seamless navigation. Users can easily search for specific plants by name or delve into full-text searches for particular features and characteristics. Additionally, there is functionality to refine searches based on tree size categories—small, medium, and large—which enhances user experience and aids in identification.

This application is particularly pertinent for those with an interest in Florida's rich ecological heritage and is fully optimized for both iPhone and iPad platforms.

The following tree species are included:

• Bahama Strongback
• Bald Cypress
• Black Ironwood
• Black Mangrove
• Blackbead
• Blolly
• Buttonwood
• Cinnamon Bark
• Coastal Plain Willow
• Cocoplum
• Crabwood
• Dahoon
• False Mastic
• Fiddlewood
• Firebush
• Florida Trema
• Geiger Tree
• Gumbo-Limbo
• Holywood
• Jamaica Dogwood
• Joewood
• Lancewood
• Limber Caper
• Live Oak
• Manchineel
• Marlberry
• Myrsine
• Paradise Tree
• Pearlberry
• Pigeonplum
• Poisonwood
• Pond-Apple
• Princewood
• Red Mangrove
• Red Maple
• Redbay
• Redberry Stopper
• Rough Velvetseed
• Satinleaf
• Seagrape
• Seven-Year-Apple
• Shortleaf Fig
• Slash Pine
• Soldierwood
• Spanish Stopper
• Spicewood
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