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What Is the Relationship Between Lisianthus and Balloon Flower? Understanding the Differences in One Article
Only ?? days until the release of the Species Calendar 2019. In today's closing "Calendar Girl's Big News" segment, the question that Species Calendar original illustrator @Li Liang will answer is: How are those beautiful illustrations painted? Is there a tutorial? More questions...
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What is the difference between slow-release fertilizer and controlled-release fertilizer?
Text and images: This girl is a bit sweet. When it comes to fertilizing succulents, slow-release fertilizer is certainly one of the fertilizers that will be mentioned. Although by habit it is called slow-release fertilizer, strictly speaking, what everyone calls slow-release fertilizer is actually controlled-release fertilizer. However, in terms of effect, the two are more or less the same in meaning.
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Jasmine and downy jasmine have similar names, but their care methods are very different.
Original title: Jasmine and downy jasmine sound similar in name, but their care is very different! Summary: When caring for jasmine, many flower lovers are misled by people at the flower market into growing a potted plant called downy jasmine. In fact...
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What are the differences in habits between Rex rabbits and domestic rabbits?
Differences in habits between Rex rabbits and domestic rabbits
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What is the difference between fish roe orchid and Milan? Teach you to quickly distinguish the two flowers
Leaf difference: Fish roe orchid leaves are opposite, hairless, papery, and shaped oval or obovate-elliptic; Milan's leaves are compound, with pointed tips and entire margins. Flower difference: Fish roe orchid's spikes combine into a panicle, flowers yellow-green; Milan has a panicle, flowers yellow. Fruit difference: Fish roe orchid is a drupe, white; Milan is a berry, ovoid or nearly spherical.
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What is the difference between Maianthemum dilatatum and Polygonatum odoratum? A quick guide to telling them apart
Stem: the stem of Maianthemum dilatatum is 30 to 60 cm tall; the stem of Polygonatum odoratum is 20 to 50 cm tall. Leaves: the former's leaves are 6 to 15 cm long; the latter's are 5 to 12 cm long. Flowers: the former's flowers are white; the latter's are yellow-green to white. Fruit: the former's fruit is 5 to 6 mm in diameter; the latter's fruit is 7 to 10 mm in diameter.
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What is the difference between lemon balm and mint? A quick guide to tell them apart
Plant distinction: Lemon balm plants grow to about 50 cm tall and have a fairly fresh fragrance; mint plants grow 30 to 60 cm tall and have a rather pungent smell. Leaf distinction: The former has somewhat rounder leaves and a darker color; the latter has somewhat more pointed leaves and a lighter color. Flower distinction: The former blooms at the tips; the latter blooms in the leaf axils.
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What is the difference between powdery alligator-flag and pickerelweed? A quick guide to telling them apart
Plant distinction: powdery alligator-flag plants are about 100 to 250 cm tall, while pickerelweed is about 150 cm tall. Leaf distinction: the former has elliptical leaves, while the latter has long heart-shaped leaves. Flower distinction: the former has purple flowers, while the latter has flowers made up of about a hundred small florets arranged together, with blue flowers.
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What are the differences between Cissus discolor and pothos? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf differences: The leaves of Cissus discolor are heart-shaped, tapering gradually to a pointed tip, with a heart-shaped base; pothos leaves are thinly leathery, emerald green, and unequally ovate or ovate-oblong. Flower differences: Cissus discolor flowers have 4 petals, and the petals are elliptical; pothos generally does not bloom and reproduces asexually.
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What is the difference between Lagopsis supina and Leonurus japonicus? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf differences: The leaves of Lagopsis supina are circular in outline, 1.5 to 2 cm long, with a rounded tip and a heart-shaped base; the leaves of Leonurus japonicus are ovate in outline with a broad wedge-shaped base. Flower differences: Lagopsis supina has whorled verticillaster inflorescences about 1 cm in diameter, with white corollas; the inflorescences of Leonurus japonicus are axillary verticillasters, round and spherical.
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