1. Different varietiesThese two species belong to the Liliaceae family. They are somewhat similar, but overall they are different and have essential differences. Lily is a plant of the genus Lilium, also known as strong Shu, night-blooming primrose, rhododendron, and inverted fairy. Tulip is a plant belonging to the genus Tulip, also known as tulip, Dutch flower, grass musk, etc. 2. Different bulbsThe bulb of the lily is spherical, pale white in color, and opens like a rosette. It is formed by a combination of multiple egg-shaped scales. There are roots underneath the bulb that help the plant absorb nutrients. The bulb of the tulip is conical in shape, with a diameter of about 2-3 cm. It is covered with a light yellow or brown membrane, which is formed by a combination of 2-5 scales. 3. Different flowersThe flowers of lilies are relatively large, and their shape expands outward in a funnel shape. The color is mostly white, and the flowering period is around June and July. Tulip flowers are smaller in comparison, with petals that generally stand upright, appearing more reserved, and shaped like an upright cup. The main colors of the flowers are bright yellow, purple, and magenta, and the flowering period is around March to May. |
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