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What is the difference between Eupatorium fortunei and Ophiopogon japonicus? A few tips to tell them apart easily
Leaf difference: The leaves of Eupatorium fortunei are long elliptic or oblanceolate, tapering gradually to a pointed tip, smooth and hairless on both sides, with fine teeth along the edges; the leaves of Ophiopogon japonicus are basal, grass-like, with fine serrations along the edges. Flower difference: The flowers of Eupatorium fortunei form a capitulum, white or slightly reddish; Ophiopogon japonicus bears a raceme, with white or pale purple flowers.
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What is the difference between Jiaogulan and Cayratia japonica? A quick guide to tell them apart
Leaf differences: Jiaogulan leaves are ovate-oblong with wavy teeth along the edges; Cayratia japonica leaves are obovate. Flower differences: Jiaogulan flowers form panicle-like inflorescences and are pale green or white; Cayratia japonica flowers are pale green and grow in axillary cymes. Fruit differences: Jiaogulan fruit is spherical and turns black when ripe; Cayratia japonica berries are ovate and turn purple-black when ripe.
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What is the difference between Sempervivum arachnoideum and Sempervivum 'Purple Beauty'? A detailed guide to identification
Leaf differences: Sempervivum arachnoideum has tightly packed leaves arranged in a rosette shape, with obovate leaves and white hairs at the leaf tips; Sempervivum 'Purple Beauty' has waxy leaves with small fine hairs along the edges, thick leaves, and a rosette form. Flower differences: Sempervivum arachnoideum has pink flowers about 2 cm in diameter; Sempervivum 'Purple Beauty' has cyme-like panicle inflorescences, with colors including red, white, yellow, and more.
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What is the difference between stone lotus and snow lotus? Here's how to tell them apart quickly
Leaf differences: The stone lotus has basal leaves in a rosette, with spoon-shaped oblong blades; the snow lotus has obovate leaves, broad and thick, with a rounded or slightly pointed tip. Flower differences: The stone lotus inflorescence is paniculate or nearly corymbose, with 5 red petals; the snow lotus inflorescence can reach 6 to 10 cm long, with 9 to 17 flowers on each inflorescence.
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How do you tell the difference between Commelina paleata and Commelina communis? Mastering one trick is enough
Commelina paleata is also a plant in the Commelinaceae family, and it is generally seen in parks or along roadsides. Many flower lovers cannot tell Commelina paleata and Commelina communis apart, because these two grasses look too similar. If flower lovers want to clearly distinguish these two grasses, then I...
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The difference between women is not looks, but scent
Women all love beautiful clothes, but some people who do not understand romance just love to say we are vain, is it really worth spending money and time on dressing up? After reading today's article you will know. A woman's beauty has always been that moment when she puts on the clothes she loves...
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What is the difference between mustard tuber and kohlrabi?
Appearance differences: The former grows 60-150 cm tall, with white outer skin and a fleshy root. The latter is relatively shorter, about 30-60 cm, with pale green outer skin, and there are also purple and green types. Leaf differences: The former has smaller leaves, with different shapes for basal and stem leaves, while the latter has broader, larger leaves covered with a white powdery layer.
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What is the difference between trailing lantana and common lantana? How to tell them apart
Appearance: The former grows about 0.7 to 1 m tall, with drooping branches. The latter is taller and larger, about 1 to 2 m tall, with both stems and branches four-angled. Leaves: The former has ovate leaves with an abruptly narrowed base, while the latter has leaves that are ovate to oblong, and the leaves are also broader and larger. Flowers: The former is pale purplish-red, while the latter is orange-yellow or yellow, turning deep red shortly after blooming.
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What is the difference between boxwood (Buxus bodinieri) and Chinese boxwood (Buxus sinica)?
Leaves: The former is thinly leathery, spoon-shaped, also obovate or narrowly ovate. The latter is leathery, oblong, broadly obovate, broadly elliptic or ovate-elliptic. Appearance: The former is a shrub, initially with short soft hairs that later fall off leaving it hairless. The latter has short soft hairs that do not fall off.
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What is the difference between lemon balm and mint? A quick guide to telling them apart
Leaf differences: lemon balm leaves are ovate, with a blunt or acute tip and a rounded to nearly heart-shaped base, and they have relatively long soft hairs. Mint leaves are oblong-lanceolate, elliptic or ovate-lanceolate, and compared with lemon balm, their soft hairs are shorter. Flower differences: lemon balm has a creamy-white corolla, while mint has a pale purple one.
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