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Plant Snap was only launched in June 2017 - "Our app was launched in June, 2017" on https://www.startengine.com/plantsnap - but the most recent edit to this article was in 2014; the Wikipedia content therefore predates the version in the app. I cannot find any relevant licence information in the app or on the Plant Snap website.
Are corncocles the "tares" of the Bible?
Not as far as I can tell: I've found two web sites that say "tares" are a kind of vetch and three web sites that say "tares" are darnel. I've seen no other candidates offered. And since corn cockle is a red flower, it would seem to be easily separated from wheat, unlike darnel which apparently resembles wheat. Philippachaucer (talk) 16:11, 15 October 2008 (UTC)[reply]
