Plant Science Search

The Missouri Botanical Garden is one of the world's top botanical research and conservation institutions. The Garden's dozens of Ph.D. researchers work to strengthen scientific expertise in developing countries to protect and manage biodiversity before it's too late.

With close to half the world's plants facing extinction, and less than one in six yet studied for potential benefits to humans, it's a race we must win.

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About the New Plant Science Website

Welcome to the new online home for the Garden's research division. The contents of this site will continue to evolve throughout the near future as we transition the wealth of scientific information gathered by Garden researchers to this new hub. Whether you are a new or returning visitor, we invite you to familiarize yourself with the site features and organization and welcome your questions or suggestions.

 
Programs and Resources

Learn more about the Missouri Botanical Garden's programs in:

Africa
Asia/Pacific
Mesoamerica
North America
South America

Botanical Databases

TROPICOS, the world's largest database of plant information, contains fully web-searchable records for over 1.2 million plant names and nearly 4.1 million specimens.

Over 200,000 plant images are also linked to their records in TROPICOS.

View a complete list of our botanical databases.

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