Mushrooms LITE - Field Guide

Name: Mushrooms LITE - Field Guide
Rating: 4.5 (1296 reviews)
Author: NATURE MOBILE

By: NATURE MOBILE App

Field Guide to Mushrooms

Overview

Version:

5.10.4

Last updated: 2026-08-26

Features & Capabilities

Mushrooms LITE - Field Guide helps nature enthusiasts identify mushrooms in forests and fields. Explore a library of 300 species and 2,000 images, with detailed information about appearance, scent, habitat, family, edibility, toxicity, medicinal benefits, and more.

Search by visual characteristics, fruit body type, taste, habitat, or scientific classification. Species names are available in 11 languages, and the quiz game helps users learn to distinguish mushrooms from pictures. You can also submit photos for suggestions from amateur mycologists and users worldwide. Mushroom identifications and edibility information should always be verified by a qualified local expert before consumption.

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By:

NATURE MOBILE

Rating:

4.50

(1,296)

Version:

5.10.4 Last updated: 2026-08-26

Version code:

890297415

Creation date:

2013-08-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

93.87MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-15

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 49,861 ▼ 90

Other rankings

#18 in nature keyword 12 ▲ 3

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Developed by:

NATURE MOBILE

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mushrooms-lite-field-guide/id689909338

Website:

https://www.naturemobile.org

User Reviews

How can I take a picture with this app?

by So*****, 2024-02-15

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 layout and features otherwise seems pretty good as a reference to accompany a good photo ID app in the field.