Let me just say that perhaps when trying to show that
something behaves odd, you shouldn't use white as a
color, when white is what you get as a side-effect...
Aside of that, try putting hollow onto the leaves.


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> What's the story behind this?  Observe thou the humble salix
> babylonica, fore a striped backgroun and three media-containing
> cylinders.  The cylinder on the left is filled with absorbing,
> the middle with emitting, and the right with scattering media.
> The alpha-channel-containing textures that represent the leaves
> behave most oddly when there is absorbing or scattering media
> behind them.
>
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