<p>In 2010, Brazil published the Catalog of Plants and Fungi of Brazil (see Related Publications above) and launched the first online version of the List of Species of the Brazilian Flora, meeting Target 1 of the Global Strategy for Plant Conservation (GSPC-CBD). This botanical milestone was only achieved due to the commitment of more than 400  Brazilians and foreign taxonomists who worked on a platform where information about our flora was included and disseminated in real time. The "Brazilian List", as it was popularly known, closed in November 2015 with the publication of five papers and their respective databases (see Access to Data above) dealing with the different groups of fungi and plants. We enthusiastically present, in 2016, the brand new system that houses the Brazilian Flora 2020 project, aiming to achieve Target 1 established for 2020 by the GSPC-CBD. This new project icludes provisions to include descriptions, identification keys and illustrations to all species of plants, algae and fungi known in the country. The Brazilian Flora 2020 project is part of the Reflora Programme and is being conducted with the support of the Sistema de Informação sobre a Biodiversidade Brasileira (SiBBr). At the moment has nearly 700 scientists working in a network to prepare the monographs. These researchers are also responsible for nomenclatural information and geographic distribution (coverage in Brazil, endemism and biomes), as well as valuable data regarding life forms, substrate and vegetation types for each species. The search results on this page include information on endangered species (thanks to the cooperation with the Centro Nacional de Conservação da Flora) and allow access to the Index Herbariorum (due to the collaboration of The New York Botanical Garden). Besides this information, users can also access images of herbarium specimens, including nomenclatural types, from both the Reflora Virtual Herbarium and INCT Virtual Herbarium of Flora and Fungi; as well as images of live plants and scientific illustrations with all images included by the experts in each group.</p> <p>Above under "Current Taxonomic Situation", it is possible to visualize which families and / or genera have already been assigned to monographers and which are still available. If you are a taxonomist and are interested in participating in this project, please send us an email indicating your taxonomic group of interest so that we can send you more information.</p> <p>To date, <strong><span style="color: #008000;">46716</span></strong> species are recognized for Brazil's flora: <strong><span style="color: #008000;">4756 </span></strong>Algae, <strong><span style="color: #008000;">33282</span></strong> Angiosperms, <strong><span style="color: #008000;">1569</span></strong> Bryophytes, <strong><span style="color: #008000;">5719</span></strong> Fungi, <strong><span style="color: #008000;">29</span></strong> Gymnosperms and <strong><span style="color: #008000;">1361</span></strong> Ferns and Lycophytes.</p>