Re: [Aroid-l] Philodendron stenolobum

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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