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:Yep. I added a reference. I couldn't find anywhere offering it for sale (it's meant to be by 'Proven Winners' and [http://www.provenwinners.com/search/?cx=002434005836988681966%3Asl42cyduzso&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=UTF-8&q=bacopa#0 this] is all they have on their website), but I did find out it's classed as a [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Scrophulariaceae figwort]. Heh. <span style="font-family:times;">'''''[[User:Greenpickle|<span style="color:#080;">G</span>]][[User talk:Greenpickle|<span style="color:#050;">P</span>]]'''''</span> | :Yep. I added a reference. I couldn't find anywhere offering it for sale (it's meant to be by 'Proven Winners' and [http://www.provenwinners.com/search/?cx=002434005836988681966%3Asl42cyduzso&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=UTF-8&q=bacopa#0 this] is all they have on their website), but I did find out it's classed as a [https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Scrophulariaceae figwort]. Heh. <span style="font-family:times;">'''''[[User:Greenpickle|<span style="color:#080;">G</span>]][[User talk:Greenpickle|<span style="color:#050;">P</span>]]'''''</span> | ||
== Calling the flowers ingame "Chaenostoma cordatum" == | |||
The page consistently treats the flowers that appear in-game as literally being Chaenostoma cordatum. This, I feel, is not something verifiably true, and shouldn't be included. Not only was the Chaenostoma cordatum bred to promote {{p1}} during its launch ''(how can Pikmin be based on a flower that was specifically bred to resemble them?)'', but the [https://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/ask-the-developer-vol-10-pikmin-4-part-1/ recent interview] shows concept art of Pikmin with different flowers, the one closest resembling the final being thr '''feverfew''', not the cordatum. I think the page needs to be heavily rewritten to focus on the actual real-world flower that is called Chaenostoma cordatum, and not the stylized generic flowers they vaugely resemble.--[[User:PopitTart|PopitTart]] ([[User talk:PopitTart|talk]]) 00:33, October 1, 2023 (EDT) |