Indian medicinal plants

Identify a plant from a photo. Predict what it contains.

PhytoLens-AI is an AI-assisted tool for researchers. Upload photographs of a leaf, flower, fruit, stem or whole plant and receive a determination report with candidate species, family, genus and the phytochemical constituents expected in it.

Designed by Dr. N. Sriram and Ann Maria Devassy

What PhytoLens-AI does

One workflow from field photograph to a report you can save, share and cite in your laboratory notes.

Plant identification

Ranked candidate species with family and genus, from up to four photos of the same plant.

Phytochemical prediction

Expected classes of constituents and marker compounds for the identified plant.

Collection data

Record collection place, season and habitat notes alongside every analysis.

Reports and history

Download a formatted determination report and revisit your past analyses at any time.

How it works

Four steps, usually under a minute.

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Add photos

Upload clear photos of leaf, flower, fruit, stem or the whole plant.

Add details

Enter the collection place, season and any habitat notes.

Get the report

Review the determination and predicted constituents, then download it.

Two analysis engines

Choose the engine that suits your analysis.

Offline

BioCLIP engine

A biological image model trained for species recognition, focused on Indian medicinal plants with the India Biodiversity Portal species list as reference. Free to use.

Expert

Detailed analysis

An advanced AI model that gives a fuller description of the observed features and the reasoning behind each candidate species.

Please note: PhytoLens-AI gives AI-assisted predictions. For research and publication, confirm the identity with a voucher specimen and a qualified taxonomist, and confirm constituents by phytochemical analysis.

Designed by

PhytoLens-AI was conceived and designed by:

NS
Dr. N. SriramPrincipal and Professor, Usha College of Pharmacy
AM
Ann Maria DevassyCo-designer, PhytoLens-AI

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