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# Wave 4 Findings
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Date: 2026-03-12
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Scope:
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- `tree`
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- `large`
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- `patterned`
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- `flowering`
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Changes applied to source data:
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- Removed `patterned` from `Acer palmatum` (`Faecherahorn`)
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- Removed `patterned` from `Beta vulgaris` (`Mangold`)
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- Removed `large` from `Buxus sempervirens` (`Buchsbaum`)
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- Removed `large` from `Ilex aquifolium` (`Stechpalme`)
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- Removed `large` from `Prunus laurocerasus` (`Kirschlorbeer`)
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- Removed `large` from `Thaumatophyllum xanadu` (`Philodendron Xanadu`)
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- Removed `tree` from `Coffea arabica Nana` (`Kaffeepflanze arabica nana`)
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Evidence basis used:
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- `patterned` is treated as a foliage-pattern identity tag, not a generic color, form, or ornamental-value tag
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- `large` is treated conservatively for clearly size-defining growth, not as an automatic consequence of every tree/shrub import
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- `tree` on the dwarf coffee plant was too broad in the current houseplant context
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Deliberately not changed in this wave:
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- `flowering` received no source-data changes because the current set looked locally coherent enough for this pass
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- borderline foliage cases like `Monstera obliqua` remained unchanged because its fenestrated leaf look can still be argued as a visual-pattern discovery target
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- clearly large species and true tree-form entries were left intact
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Operational note:
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- These source changes do not update the persisted backend catalog automatically.
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- Production still needs a catalog rebuild via `server/scripts/rebuild-from-batches.js` and a deploy.
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