--- Russ wrote:
> Yes, and for identification purposes those physical
> features and origins in
> general are broken down into Caucasian, Hispanic,
> etc, etc. Also, science
> demands that these horticultural differences are
> identified and split into
> identifiable physical characteristics, and named.
> In the present state of
> affairs, if I say I have a stenolobum, no one still
> knows exactly which
> philodendron I have, and this situation is just too
> ambiguous.
> Russ
>
>
> ''Why not? All people are the same species, and yet
> you
> can see very much variation in terms of coloration,
> height, hair type, etc.''
>
>
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