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1. Keys to the various plants of Great Britain

This web page provides access to keys for the identification of some plant groups occurring in Great Britain (genera Narcissus, Euphrasia, Equisetum, Fumaria, as well as ferns). Some of the keys require the user to install special software. The page is part of BSBI's web site "Find Wild Flowers". [Editorial staff vifabio]

www.botanicalkeys.co.uk/flora/content/subkeys.html

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2. JR's Botanical pages

Jeremy Roberts’s Botanical Pages are still in development – so far, only Trichophorum, Eleocharis (and a bit on the newly-described Hymenophyllum hybrid, H. x scopulorum) are online, with descriptions, photos and identification keys. All photos are by F.J. Roberts, except where otherwise acknowledged. [Information of the supplier, modified]

www.edencroft2.demon.co.uk/

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3. WattleWeb - A web guide to the wattles of New South Wales

Wattles (the genus Acacia) are prominent and often horticulturally desirable members of the Australian flora. Many species of Acacia are very beautiful and amenable to garden cultivation when reasonable conditions are provided. WattleWeb documents the acacias of New South Wales, with descriptions of the ... [Information of the supplier]

plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/PlantNet/WattleWeb/

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