We are going to create a website that gives a summary of botany in science fiction, and also a discussion of science fiction works that deal with plant life.  Also we will provide links to any relevant sites and lists of books used and discussed.
 What has been found on the web (what is listed below) is very random at best.  There are small blurbs on science fiction and botany but nothing that gives any real information to someone who is very interested in the subject.  We hope to create a site that consolidates all the information we can find, so that anyone looking for botany in science fiction material can find it in one simple site, or links to other sites.
 Since there is barely anything on the web for botany in science fiction, we intend to put up as much information as we can.  The only restriction we can see is the lack of material that can be used.  This doesn't mean we can find any content, but that what we find will all be "doable".

5 web sites:
http://www.usrbin.ca/damon/plants.html
 A Tribute to Foliage in Science Fiction

http://ursu.uregina.ca/~carillon/mar28/cheese.html
 review of Day of the Triffids

http://www.teleport-city.com/movies/reviews/scifi/mushroom.html
 review of Attack of the Mushroom People

http://www.scifig.com/scifi/classic.htm
 review of Silent Running

http://ebbs.english.vt.edu/exper/kcramer/anth/Hartwell.html
 Hard Science Fiction

10 SF works:
  man and interaction with plants:
 Charlotte Perkins Gillman, Herland
 Larry Niven, Integral Trees

  whole planet as organism:
 Stanislaw Lem, Solaris
 Ursula LeGuin, Vaster than Empires and More Slow
 Ursula LeGuin, Word for World is Forest

  pissed off plants:
 Our Angry Earth, Asimov
 Stanislaw Lem, Star Diaries, The 25th Voyage
  mutant space potatoes
 John Wyndam, Day of the Triffids

  loss of flora/fauna as end of the world:
 Daniel Quinn, Ishmael
  environmental disaster
 John Christopher, No Blades of Grass

  unclassified:
 H.G. Wells, Time Machine

 Edmund S. Graves, The Dolphin Queen
  http://www.physics.helsinki.fi/whale/literature/fiction.html

 Mia Molvray, Peculiar Plants
  http://www.sff.net/people/mmolvray/rhynia.htm

 Thomas M. Disch, The Genocides
  alien invaders win, and the hardy survivors are reduced to the status of   vermin living inside huge alien farm plants

 Piers Anthony, Omnivore
  a fungus
 John Boyd, The Pollinators of Eden

movies:
 Creepshow - Stephen King touches a meteorite and is taken over by some alien grass
 50's version of The Thing
  giant carrot as invader from space
 Silent Running
  from http://www.scifig.com/scifi/classic.htm
 Day of the Triffids (1962)
  from http://www.rockymusic.org/sfdf/