Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thaloc ivy

Delete: appears to be total nonsense. I could find, in my brief web search, no reference to either "Thaloc ivy" or "Tlaloc ivy". In any case, Hedera helix is common ivy, which does not have needle-shaped leaves, and is not native to North America. Thaloc ivy may be real, but if so, this article doesn't say anything about it. --Stemonitis 15:34, 20 Mar 2005 (UTC)

• Delete. Vandalism. Ivy doesn't have needle-like leaves and Thaloc and Tlaloc have nothing to do with ivy. For a discussion of ivy types, see [http://www.susansgardenpatch.com/indoor7.htm http://www.susansgardenpatch.com/indoor7.htm]. [http://www.susansgardenpatch.com/gar271.jpg This image] from that page shows different shapes of ivy leaves, all of which are star or shield shaped, not needle. According to [http://www.doacs.state.fl.us/pi/enpp/95-5&6all.htm this botany page], "cat's whiskers" is Orthosiphon aristatus, not Hedera Helix, and is native to Java, not North America. --Smithfarm
• Delete. Vandalism. No such thing exists. - MPF 00:22, 22 Mar 2005 (UTC)

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