All I can tell you is that I use a microscope & a 10x jewelers loupe to look 
at it for a painting. The cell structure over the entire leaf seems to be 
simularly arrainged but, the sparkle in the viens is distinct. Could it be a 
concentration of minerals? or an orientation of cells to the light?
I would really like to know the "science" of this species AND the hybrid   
Hoosier did of Goodyeara pubescens (Indiana, USA) & a S.E Asian Dosinnea I am 
also trying to paint. The sparkle effect in the venation is amazing & any help 
in capturing the effect would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Kathy in MN
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