09-03-2016, 02:00 PM
I understand, but let me rephrase my question then:
Do you think that the fact that on about 80% (wild guess) of the pages, one or more plant drawings end up with "something else"? This has no purpose at all apart from the order dictated by an alphabetic list? Or has an effort been made to put plants and "other things" (mostly animals) on the same page?
If that it the case, then I would argue for a secondary mnemonic function.
If that is not the case, I am badly mistaken and should probably remove that page from my blog
Do you think that the fact that on about 80% (wild guess) of the pages, one or more plant drawings end up with "something else"? This has no purpose at all apart from the order dictated by an alphabetic list? Or has an effort been made to put plants and "other things" (mostly animals) on the same page?
If that it the case, then I would argue for a secondary mnemonic function.
If that is not the case, I am badly mistaken and should probably remove that page from my blog

