Looking for more Biology resources? This page contrains free resources available on the web. While these resources have been selected by the Biology subject liaison, they are not necessarily academic resources.
For scientists, students and educators. Includes K-12 resources, Undergraduate resources, journals, blogs and discussion boards, and information on jobs and careers in botany.
Represents the interests of human biologists in the U.S. and throughout the world. Information on professional meetings, graduate schools, job postings and links to further web resources.
A comprehensive site for areas related to the study of plants, including forestry and agriculture, and a gateway to related areas in biology from cell biology to mycology.
A comprehensive site for areas relating to the study of plants, including Forestry and Agriculture, and a gateway to other areas of biology from cell biology to mycology.
FishBase is a relational database developed at the WorldFish Center in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and is supported by a consortium of seven research institutions.
Connect to the Atlas of Biodiversity PDF. View the Biodiversity Recovery Plan for Chicago, and the report card on the health of the Region's Ecosystem.
Access to NCBI's Resources. The Genome Project is a searchable database of sequencing, assembly, annotation and mapping projects of cellular organisms.
Illustrated information on identification of trees by shape, size, bark and leaves. Planting information and potential problems are reviewed. Links to other forestry information for Ohio.
Search the NAL (Agricola) Catalog. Link to the latest news and information centers. Browse a wide variety of subject areas related to producing and marketing agriculture, including recipes and things for kids and teens.
A database containing 7,000 edible, medicinal and useful plants for a healthier world. Contains habitat and gardening information on rare and unusual perenntial plants chosen to help create an ecologically sustainable environment.
The Plants Database comes from the Natural Resources Conservation Service of the USDA. Links to a database searchable by state and region for endangered and noxious plants, wetland recovery and ecological sites. Large image index.
From biology professors at the University of Guelph, this is an award winning, easy to follow guide through the basic stages of Developmental Biology for undergraduates
Written summaries of biological characteristics and contaminant exposure and effects data for 49 coastal and estuarine terrestrial vertebrates are available. Characterizations were compiled from over 1800 references obtained from literature searches of several scientific databases. Also has Tools for Teachers.
This FDA Genomic Tool is a free bioinformatics resource for DNA microarray and systems biology. Lets you manage, analyze, and interpret omics data within a single package.
The Teaching Commons brings together high-quality open educational resources from leading colleges and universities. Curated by librarians and their institutions, the Teaching Commons includes open access textbooks, course materials, lesson plans, multimedia, and more.
