The difference between Pyrus duli and Pyrus duli

1. Tree shape difference

Pear is a tree with a height of about 5-8m. The trunk is cylindrical and has soft hairs when young, which gradually fall off during the growth process. The biennial branches are gray-brown, and the young shoots that grow in winter are triangular-ovate.

Pyrus betula is also a tree, but its height is about 10m. Its biennial branches are purple-brown, and the young shoots that grow in winter are oval.

2. Leaf Difference

The leaves of Pear are broadly oval, about 4-8cm long and 3.5-6cm wide. Its petiole is about 2-4cm long and has no hair on it.

The leaves of Pyrus betula are diamond-shaped and oval, about 4-8cm long and 2.5-3.5cm wide, which are thinner and longer than the leaves of the former. Its petiole is about 2-3cm long and has hairs on it.