1. The difference between leaves1. Color: The new leaves of Japanese red maple are bright red, and the color of the leaves will become darker in autumn. The Chinese red maple is significantly different in this respect. It is green when it first grows out and turns purple-red in autumn. 2. Size: The leaves of Japanese red maple are slightly larger, about 8-14cm in diameter, with about 7 to 11 lobes. The leaves of Chinese red maple are smaller, about 5-10cm in diameter, with 5-9 palm-shaped lobes. 2. The difference between flowersThe former's flower has a diameter of 1-1.5cm, and the pedicel is relatively slender, slightly larger than the latter's flower, which has a diameter of 6-8mm. The flowering period is also slightly different. The former blooms earlier, starting in April, and appears at the same time as the leaves. 3. Differences in reproductionThe former is more cold-resistant, grows faster, and has better adaptability. New plants are often obtained by sowing or cuttings, but the cutting technique has strict requirements and attention must be paid to shading. The latter cannot withstand the cold winter and is usually grafted onto green maple trees. |
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