Published by NATURE MOBILE G.m.b.H. on Aug 30, 2013
Genre: Reference
Ratings: 4.47
Version: 4.7.0
Updated: May 05, 2024
Downloads: 494
Mushroom LITE - Field Guide is a reference app developed by NATURE MOBILE. The last update, v4.70, released on May 05, 2024, and it’s rated 4.47 out of 5 based on the latest 1.2K reviews. Mushroom LITE - Field Guide is FREE and requires iOS 15.0+ and Android 14 or newer to download.
Field Guide to Mushrooms
Video: Mushroom LITE Overview
Description
They grow in large numbers in forests and fields. Millions of them are hiding in the protective thicket and many withstand an eager collector. The common mushroom, dearly loved treasure in many kitchens.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★☆☆Good APP
Very Helpful. Not perfect but very useful.
Don’t hunt without it!!
★★☆☆☆Not the best
I really thought this app was going to be good I’m not saying it’s bad butI just don’t like it it doesn’t let you take photos of the mushroom so it will identify the mushroom and it’s just really hard to use.
★★☆☆☆Photo identifier
Would like there to be a photo identifier
★★☆☆☆NewbieAtIt
I’m giving this two stars mostly for effort and future potential. It’s difficult to navigate without a set of instructions. I expected to be able to download a picture and the app give me the best match, as my plant & bug identifier apps do. Instead, it’s left up to the opinions of other people using the app, which can be all over the map. IT NEEDS A PHOTO IDENTIFIER - BOTH NEWLY TAKEN AND FROM OUR LIBRARIES! Stop wasting my time with converting me to paying for your upgrade (that may be just as
★★☆☆☆Not nearly enough content.
The free version of this app includes only 20 species, which is not enough to discern whether it contains enough data to be useful. You can upgrade to the pro version for $9 but that only includes 300 species which is not even close to being useful. If the free version contained 300 species and the pro version contained good, reliable information on several thousand species, $8.99 would be a great deal. With 300 species, the pro version isn’t useful regardless of price. Too bad, because they lay
