Re: VMs: Plants in the VM

[Bruce Grant <bgrant@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That's an interesting idea - perhaps they used a "substitution cipher 
for plants", changing  some of the features (say, broad leaves for 
narrow ones or one kind of flower for another).

Or perhaps they are the botanical equivalent of centaurs and griffins. 

Jan wrote:

> Hello,  
>
> looking at the plants in the VM, it occured to me, that they are unrecognizable, because the author deliberately  modified their appearance.


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