Talk:Cheirodendron trigynum
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Description and photo
[edit]I was hoping to find either a good description or a good photo in order to identify the plant on my own photos, but unfortunately I found neither in this article.
Sorry to say so, but the image in the article really isn't helpful at all. I see at least two totally different plants in that picture, and there's no clue which one is even meant. Not to mention the fact that the picture does not tell me much more about the plant than that it has green leaves.
I searched Commons for better pictures, but there is such a great variance in the leaves that I am not sure which one would be best to take. Also, I really don't understand why there is such a great variance. Do the leaves change their shape over time? Or did half of the uploaders misidentify the plant? --2003:C0:8F1E:E900:887:A232:6D95:41C0 (talk) 16:06, 12 December 2019 (UTC)