On 22-Jan-13, at 8:54 AM, Boyce Tankersley wrote: > Type in just about any plant name into a Google Search and then > count the > number of inaccurate images that crop up on the first page (my quick > and > dirty survey found about 40% of the images are inaccurate but it > varies > widely). The reason so many wrong photos show on a Google search is that the search is done on text. If there is no photo of the plant you are searching for, but its name occurs within a certain distance of some other photo, then that wrong photo will be shown. The way to ensure that you are seeing a correct photo is to click on it so that you go to the site and do a bit of reading. It then should be obvious whether the photo is actually connected with the searched- for name, or just an innocent bystander. Diane Whitehead