- Provide a tool for plant identification and study by professional and avocational users from academia, government, industry and the public;
- Assimilate and build on the rich tradition of botanical exploration of Virginia which began with such works as the 1739 Flora Virginica by John Clayton;
- Incorporate the latest genetic-based information on evolutionary relationships along with the best traditional taxonomic approaches; and
- Increase interest in the appreciation and conservation of Virginia's diverse and unique botanical heritage.
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