Locate a plant image in the Collection!

Please exercise care in the structure of queries and the use of wildcards to avoid excessively large reports.

Output format

What to display (Tick to select; Default = all)	Sort Order (1,2...)	What to search for (default = all) (% = wildcard, e.g. Rut% lepto% %pink%; most fields are case sensitive)
PHOTOGRAPH		(shows a thumbnail if a digitized image exists)
CLASS		(alphabetic part of the registration number)
No		(numeric part of the registration number)
FAMILY		(first 5 letters of plant family)
GENUS		(Genus name)
SPECIES		(species name)
INFRASP		(subsp., var., forma, name)
CULTIVAR		(cultivar name)
CLOSE_UP		(tick to restrict search to close-up photos)
FLOWERS		(tick to restrict search to photos showing flowers)
FRUIT		(tick to restrict search to photos showing fruit)
WHOLE_PLANT		(tick to restrict search to photos of whole plant)
LOCALITY		(shows the locality where the photo was takent)
LINKS		(links photo to herbarium specimens or living ANBG plant)

How to use the Australian Plant Image Index searchable database

Enter query in boxes on the right.
No fields are mandatory but please exercise care in the structure of queries and the use of wildcards to avoid excessively large reports.
For FAMILY enter first 5 letters of family name, all in UPPER CASE eg. PROTE for Proteaceae.
For Genus enter genus name with first letter capitalised eg. Grevillea.
For species enter species name in lower case eg robusta
For Cultivar do not use species name or inverted commas eg. Robyn Gordon or %Gordon%
For close up, flowers, fruit, whole plant, best of name (a subjective choice) click check boxes. If no boxes are checked all relevant photos from the Index will be found.
All or any fields can be queried in this manner.

Wildcard % can be used in any text field eg. PROT%, Grevi%, robus%, Roby%

'Best of Name' is a subjective evaluation of the best photos for each species