:chuckle: Oh, I'd believe you! I'm one of his testers, too. :) A couple weeks ago I sent him scans from one of my botany books with flower and leaf parts all laid out and labeled. We were discussing stamens, and it is nice to be looking at the same part of the blossom. (He'd assigned them a material group, but the stamens didn't change color when I tested them... and the anthers were so delicately tiny as to not show the change.) The new blossoms are truly nifty... the sort of thing which will appeal to insects and hummers. And they are able to take extreme close-ups. The morphs in there would allow for some truly alien or underwater plants, but I suspect that there are few people who'd want to build a plant leaf-by-leaf and many who would like to just add the entire clump all textured and ready for the pot. Carolly