What is the difference between water pinellia and dry pinellia?
Dry pinellia and water pinellia are both pinellia, and the two are mainly distinguished by the shape of the tuber. The tuber of dry pinellia is spherical or oblate, 0.5-4 cm in diameter, with the bottom and lower half pale yellow, and the bottom or side of the tuber has a "scar" occupying one-third or one-fifth of the tuber surface. Water pinellia has a pointed bottom, shaped like an arrowhead, so water pinellia is also called "arrowhead". Dry pinellia is a "sphere" and water pinellia is a "cone", so the shapes are very easy to distinguish.
Dry pinellia and water pinellia are both pinellia, and the two are mainly distinguished by the shape of the tuber. The tuber of dry pinellia is spherical or oblate, 0.5-4 cm in diameter, with the bottom and lower half pale yellow, and the bottom or side of the tuber has a "scar" occupying one-third or one-fifth of the tuber surface. Water pinellia has a pointed bottom, shaped like an arrowhead, so water pinellia is also called "arrowhead". Dry pinellia is a "sphere" and water pinellia is a "cone", so the shapes are very easy to distinguish.