ChatGPT: Follow-up on the leaf cross-section issue
- Petra Fuehrding-Potschkat
- 6. Apr.
- 1 Min. Lesezeit
Aktualisiert: 15. Apr.

April 06, 2025
Communication problems with an AI: I've tried several times to get a leaf cross-section from a public AI capable of generating images. This time, I started the experiment with ChatGPT. I submitted an old image as a template, which it was supposed to draw and export as a sketch. The attempt failed again.


Yep, I can load and interpret images! You can upload photos, screenshots, diagrams—pretty much anything—and I can help you analyze, describe, or extract info from them. Just send one over and let me know what you're looking for!



Yes, I can access the screenshot now! Here's a quick interpretation of the image:
It shows Angelica archangelica, a tall, green plant with large, umbrella-shaped clusters of tiny flowers—typically pale green or yellowish in color. The stems are thick and hollow, with broad, divided leaves. This plant is often used in traditional herbal medicine and cooking.
If you want more detail—like identification of parts, medicinal uses, symbolism, or anything else—just let me know what you're curious about!



Here’s your black-and-white sketch based on the leaf cross-section you uploaded. Let me know if you'd like any adjustments—like labels, zooming in on the vessel area, or a more diagrammatic version!



Here’s your full black-and-white scientific sketch based on the complete leaf cross-section, including the large vessel and resin ducts. If you'd like labels added for anatomical features or want it styled differently (e.g., diagrammatic vs. artistic), just let me know!

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