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Lions mane
I live in Northeast Washington state and it’s quite common here. I would love to see it in your app. If I missed it somehow my apologies, but I can’t find it in the app. I downloaded your app from your YouTube video about elderberry. Thank you very much. 
Florida Betony (Stachys floridana)
The tubers are edible and they look like rattlesnake tails. How cool!
Chicory
Good morning! Awesome app! I noticed you don’t seem to have chicory (pretty plant that can be used as a coffee substitute). It could be worth adding.
Milkcaps
Would love to see milkcaps (Lactifluus spp.) added and how to differentiate them, including comparison to Red Hot Milky.
Please add Lactarius hygrophoroides
I couldn’t find Lactarius hygrophoroides or hygrophorus milky to add in the journal. Could this one be added? Thank you!
Cacti and yuccas
Where are my yuccas. I want to be able to id banana yucca correctly. Tasajil (jumping cactus) fruit can supposedly can be used as a cough drop but o would not try it. To hard to clean of the little owies. Prickly pear tunas usually taste better purple. The yucca with the white flowers growing around a column stick in the center have edible flowers and the center stick is edible when cooked.
Redbud Non-Native to Canada
I noticed that Redbud (Cercis canadensis) is listed as a native species in Ontario (I’m currently in Mississuaga); however, the plant is not academically, historically (not even in the fossil records), or otherwise recognized as a native plant, and has been recently migrated by people (with great zeal by the nursery industry that loves to capitalize off of its pretty flowers and smaller form). The biggest concern, other than inaccuracy, is that redbud, like most Fabaceae, has a strong tendency to spread with its abundant and viable seed production. It has been identified in many locations, spreading aggressively and displacing native and endangered plants. For the purpose of eco-responsibility, I would ask to see that changed to accurately reflect its range. Thank you!
Adding two species of wild grains
I would love to see Hordeum pusillum little barley and phalaris Caroliniana maygrass
Medicinal Use?
Having a section for what it has been used for historically, medicinally? That would be amazing
Ribwort Plantain, please!
Did a quick search and I’m surprised it hasn’t been requested yet. Very visually different from Broadleaf Plantain, but just as common and useful.
Day Lillies Please!
Can you please add Day Lily? They are beautiful and their flowers are delicious! They have a long history of being a great snack in China and my own home right here in Fargo! Their flowers wilt so quickly, identifying them before they bloom can be tricky.
American hog peanut
Here's the description I copied from a Google search: American hog-peanut (Amphicarpaea bracteata) is a native North American vine in the bean family (Fabaceae) known for its twining stems, three-leaflet leaves, and unique flowers that can be pollinated above or below ground, producing edible seeds in pods that resemble peanuts. It's a valuable nitrogen-fixing plant that thrives in moist woodlands, thickets, and along roadsides, providing food and habitat for wildlife.