1. Different plant typesCamellia is a shrub or small tree. Although it is now mostly grown in potted plants, it is very tall when grown naturally, reaching a height of about 9 meters, and the young branches on it are hairless. Oleander is an evergreen upright large shrub belonging to the Apocynaceae family. It can reach a height of about 5 meters. The branches are gray-green and the young branches have fine hairs that will fall off naturally when they get old. 2. Different leavesThe leaves of the former are leathery, oval in shape, about 5-10 cm long, 2.5-5 cm wide, and have a relatively pointed tip. The latter has relatively long leaves, about 11-15 cm in length and 2-2.5 cm in width. The edges of the leaves are curled and the top is extremely pointed. 3. Different flowersCamellia flowers are terminal and red in color, with a few being light pink or white. There are 6-7 petals on the flower, and the outer two petals are nearly round. The whole flower is relatively large. The corolla of oleander is single or 5-lobed, and funnel-shaped. Individual flowers are relatively small, but they become larger when gathered together. In addition to red, the flower colors also include artificially cultivated white. |
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