UNBC & Aleza Lake Research
Forest Plant Systems Database
The UNBC/Aleza Lake Research Forest Plant Systems Database is designed as a resource for plant systems students and for residents in general within the Prince George region. The focus of the database is to provide detailed macro images of identifying characteristics of annual and perennial plant species of Northern B.C. All rights to the images within the database are reserved to photographers and any duplication and/or use of these images must be properly referenced and accredited.
Here is a list of all species contained in the database. Species are grouped within their families with links to each profile. All images for each species are listed within the profiles along with descriptive text.
This page contains a key to the identification of perennials which are conspicuous during winter in the area of Forest for the World. Each species contains a link to their profile.
This is a image key to flowering perennial and annual plants from areas around Prince George, as well as other parts of the province. Each image contains a link to the species profile.
News:
November 3rd, 2007 -New species and images have been added to the website from the 2006 and 2007 field season.
Contributors:
- Hugues Massicotte & Roy Rea (Ecosystem Science and Management Program, UNBC)
Photographers, Web Site Creators
- Allan Carson (Plant Sciences, UNBC)
Photographer, Webpage Designer
- Dennis M. Straussfogel
PHP Programmer
- Lucille Guiney (Ecosystem Science and Management)
Administrative Assistant
- Chris Carson (Software engineering, UVIC)
Programmer
Contacts:
For any questions or comments, please contact:
Roy Rea reav@unbc.ca
Hugues Massicotte hugues@unbc.ca
Allan Carson explore_r@hotmail.com