The iFlora Smart Plant Encyclopedia user manual explains system requirements, database modules and how to use the web and mobile platforms.
About this manual
This manual introduces the iFlora Smart Plant Encyclopedia, a database that combines plant taxonomy, DNA sequencing and information technology to provide fast plant identification and detailed species information. It describes the three main database topics – common Chinese plants, nationally protected species and Chinese Pharmacopeia plants – and the overall architecture of the iFlora information platform.
The guide details system requirements for server and client machines, explains each functional module (home page, smart prompt, fuzzy and similarity search, image recognition, barcode identification, index, graded retrieval and advanced search), and shows how to access detailed species pages and the mobile version for Android and iOS. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Database Introduction
- System Requirements
- Functional Modules
- Home Page
- Smart Prompt
- Fuzzy Search
- Similarity Search
- Image Recognition
- Barcode Identification
- Advanced Search
Specifications
| Server CPU | Intel Pentium 300 |
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| Server Hard Disk | 20GB |
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| Server Memory | 256M or more |
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| Server Sound Card | 32 or 64‑bit full‑duplex |
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| Server Graphics Card | 4M video memory, 24‑bit true color |
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| Server Network | 100 Mbit/s |
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| Client CPU | Intel Pentium 200 |
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| Client Graphics Card | 2M video memory, 16‑bit true color |
Frequently asked questions
What functional modules are available in the iFlora platform?
The platform provides fast search, image recognition, barcode identification, index lookup, graded retrieval and advanced search, all accessible from the home page.
Can iFlora be used on mobile devices?
Yes, a mobile version of iFlora is available for both Android and iOS platforms.
How does the similarity search work when a keyword is misspelled?
The system uses an edit‑distance algorithm to suggest the most similar correct term, such as correcting “Abalmoschus manihot” to “Abelmoschus manihot”.