David, I can see how such numbers might be instructive. For Scilla madeirensis, Google completely agrees with science, i.e. Kew, with roughly four times as many hits as S. maderensis. Interestingly, Google is also in line with the scientific consensus with 4.5 times more hits for the word "flower" than the word "bloom," despite these numbers including all the legitimate non-floral uses for the word "bloom." More importantly, searching within Kew's web site increases that ratio of flower/bloom hits to about 18.2. Sadly, the ratio for the PBS Wiki is only 1.5, one of the reasons I am very reluctant to ask you for a password for posting pictures. Nathan >Google result counts are not accurate, but the point would be to >show that different spellings are in common use and the rough >proportions of each spelling. >-- >David Pilling >http://www.davidpilling.com/