Talk:Ixora coccinea

Plagiarism?
I found this page (written 2006-09-23) with identical wording, except for minor differences. I thought it was odd to mention that this plant is popular in South Florida, but it makes sense if the text came from a Florida website. What also makes me think that the floridata site is the originator is their article says, "although we think it is at its best when not sheared," while this Wikipedia article says, "although it is at its best when not sheared", hinting that someone took out the "we" for Wikipedia. Perhaps Steve Christman, the author of the floridata article can set this straight? -HabibTest (talk) 20:00, 27 July 2008 (UTC)


 * I emailed Steve and he replied, affirming that he wrote the article first. Floridata is listed as a reference, but I'm not sure that's enough since the text is word-for-word from Floridata.

-HabibTest (talk) 16:04, 28 July 2008 (UTC)

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Add local names?
It Tamil, it is also known as idli poo (Idli flower) as the flower resembles the south Indian breakfast Idli in shape. 117.254.38.206 (talk) 08:36, 20 January 2024 (UTC)