Now available: 1,200 Weeds of the 48 States and Adjacent Canada. CLICK HERE
This is the follow-up to the highly successful 1,000 Weeds of North America CD. As well as the additional 200 species, it also contains many new images and a new graphical user interface which allows you to click on the image of the attribute that you are selecting.
Interactive Identification Screen Shot.
Interactive Identification Screen Shot2.
Glossary Screen Shot.
Species Data Screen Shot.
Weed Reference Books Screen Shot.
The most comprehensive weed identification reference available for the United States and Canada!
- An easy to use interactive key
- Color photos of each of the 1,200 species
- Page number references to over 50 of the most commonly used weed reference books
- County level distribution maps.
- A fully illustrated glossary of botanical terminology
- A searchable state/province level geography menu to reduce the database to those species found in your area. To see how many of the 1,200 weeds on the DVD occur in your state or province: CLICK HERE.
- Up-to-date nomenclature and synonymy
- All of this for only about four cents per species!!!
- To print the information contained on this DVD would take over 5,000 pages!
System requirements: Windows 95 or higher, 1.6 gigabytes to install (will also run from the DVD).
To order click on "Order" on the left hand side of this page.
If you have any questions, phone 1-800-872-2943 or email: info@xidservices.com
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Flora ID Northwest databases with color photos are now
available for all native and naturalized plant species in:
Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Utah, Nevada, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa and British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba. CLICK HERE!
NEW!!!
XID Authoring System Version 7.0
has been launched with enhanced user features!
The Authoring System allows the user to create an identification program for any group of "items" or species (i.e. cars, minerals, molecules, insects, students, etc..) The databases created can be supplemented by color images of each species and line drawings to illustrate the terminology used within the menus.
XID keys can be as simple or sophisticated as the author wishes, making this program as useful to junior high school teachers as it is to scientific specialists. Such programs offer many advantages over traditional dichotomous keys. While originally produced to increase speed and ease of use, they also provide the ability to easily update the data and images, and are much cheaper to produce and more compact than hard copy guides. In general, much more data is included on each item/species than is necessary to identify it. With this abundance of data, the user can identify any of the items/species using the characteristics most obvious and easy to describe. With each characteristic entered by the user, the program eliminates all species that do not have the combination of features entered.
If you are interested in building your own XID style key, please contact:
rold@xidservices.com
If you have photos of any North American plant species that you would like to share, please contact Flora ID Northwest flora@uci.net or XID Services Inc., rold@xidservices.com. Every photo used in an XID database contains the photographic credits.
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