Emma Wallace is an esteemed researcher and developer with a background in botany and data analytics. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Botany from Cornell University and a Master’s degree in Data Science from the University of Cambridge. Over her entire career, Emma has been dedicated to the synthesis of botanical sciences and innovative data technology. She has earned certifications as a Certified Data Scientist (CDS) and an Environmental Systems Analyst (ESA).
Directed the enhancement of AI Plant Finder's algorithm, significantly improving the app’s precision in plant species identification.
Introduced the integration of ecological data into the app, which enhanced the predictive analytics capabilities regarding plant growth patterns and environmental adaptations, leading to a 35% increase in app engagement.
Emma has written extensively on the intersection of data science and botany, with her works published in "Data Science Review" and "Botany Today". She co-authored "Data-Driven Plant Science", a well-regarded resource for both academic researchers and botanical enthusiasts.
Initiated the "Eco-Sync" project, collaborating with international botanical organizations to enrich AI Plant Finder's database, thus broadening its plant recognition capabilities.
Developed a project in collaboration with climatologists to embed climate change data into the plant identification algorithms to help users understand potential environmental impacts on plant species.
A host presenter at the International Botanical Congress, showcasing developments in applying data science to botanical research.
Conducted numerous workshops at the "Technology for Ecology" symposium, promoting the use of technology in environmental sustainability.
Renowned for her innovative contributions to technology and botany, Emma is highly respected in both fields. Her work has not only expanded the capabilities of AI Plant Finder but also has significantly advanced the application of data science in ecological studies, earning her recognition and accolades from several scientific and technological communities.
08.21.25
Indoor Plants
If you want to add a tropical plant with bright pink stems and glossy leaves to your home, alocasia pink dragon is your perfect choice. This tropical plant with whisker tips is adored for decorating; its color is particularly striking and textured.
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08.20.25
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If you want to add a tropical plant with spectacular leaves to your home or garden, alocasia odora is your perfect choice. This perennial plant has huge leaves and an exotic appearance.
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08.18.25
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For those looking to add an exotic plant with a unique texture to their home, Alocasia melo is the perfect choice. This compact member of the Araceae family is native to the state of Sabah on the island of Borneo, Malaysia.
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08.18.25
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If you're looking to add a unique plant to your collection, consider Alocasia maharani, a tropical beauty with grey-green textured leaves. Known as maharani Alocasia, this plant is popular for its compact size and unusual appearance. It's a hybrid between the native Melo Alocasia and the hybrid Black Velvet Alocasia.
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08.18.25
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The alocasia stingray, also called stingray alocasia, boasts some of the most unusual leaves, resembling stingrays in shape.This tropical plant attracts attention, and proper alocasia stingray care will grow beautifully indoors. Imagine how it will look in combination with a Monstera, creating a jungle atmosphere in your living room—both plants love similar environments but bring a sense of nature to the interior.
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08.18.25
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Jacqueline Alocasia is an attractive houseplant with lobed leaves shaped like a deer's head, featuring thin dark lines and a fuzzy texture. The Alocasia jacklyn variegated version, with its bright green and cream patterns, is an indispensable element for gardeners.
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08.18.25
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We don’t know if dragons exist, but we do know that at least one plant with draconic features exists: Alocasia Dragon Scale.
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08.18.25
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Some people don’t want to try gardening because they consider all plants the same and boring. If you know people like that, show them Black Velvet Alocasia. Maybe this shrub will make them fall head over heels in love with gardening.
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08.18.25
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Many of us have heard about a Spider plant or a Snake plant… But how about a Dragon Alocasia? Does it live up to the reputation of these mythical beasts? Let’s see.
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08.18.25
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Are you tired of the same old house plants? How about one that was discovered in 2016? That is Alocasia Azlanii, fresh from Brunei, a country from a faraway Asian island.
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