Unfortunately the eMonocot site which held the keys went a few years ago, some of the data from that site (minus the keys and some other stuff) is now on=C2=A0http://powo.science.kew.org/
But the site you first mention has a much richer data and we hope to keep it going in some form.
I hope this helps, and it is always good to hear that it is still used. It helps the case to keep it going, so many thanks!
As one of the data inputers, problems started arising when the UK
Govt reduced funding to Kew. I stopped working at that point and
do not know what has happened since. A lot of hours went into the
project.
Greg
On 6/02/2020 2:19 pm, Tom Croat wrote:
Dear Sid:=C2=A0
The CATE site was
completely abandoned by KEW and I am uncertain why. I think
that it may have been closed for security reasons but I have
also heard that it was a difficult site to maintain. I
remember Anna Haigh telling me that they were intending to
come up with another format and she gave a talk about this
in the Monocots Conference in New York. For me the greatest
loss was that the CATE site was also where they housed the
Lucid keys to both Anthurium and Philodendron. I hope
eventually to be able to come up with a similar interactive
website, either through MO or the IAS website to make those
keys, and others that I have developed, available to the
public.
Does anyone know what happened to the=C2
http://araceae.e-monocot.org/=C2=A0site? It was my go to
site for botanical descriptions and references. I mailed
their helpdesk at=C2=A0enquiries@emonocot.org=C2 and it bounced back.=C2=A0=C2=A0