The difference between brocade and scallion

The difference between the petals of the brocade flower and the sedge

The flower tube of the hydrangea is about 1.5 cm long, the whole flower is purple-red with blue on the tip, the edges of the petals are not wrinkled, the flower is cup-shaped, with wide petals and short stamens; the flower tube of the leucophylla is about 2.5 cm long, the whole flower is purple-red, the edges of the petals are slightly wrinkled, and it looks like a small lily. The petals of the sedge are larger than those of the jasmine. The top one is the gentian, and the bottom one is the sedge.

The difference between the bulbs of the brocade flower and the scallion

The bulbs of both the gentian and the allium are oval, but the bulbs of the gentian are obviously smaller than those of the allium. The diameter of the allium bulb is about 5 cm, while that of the gentian is about 3 cm.

The difference between the leaves of the genus Jinhua and the scallion

Researchers dissected the plants of Polygonum multiflorum and Allium foetida and found that when observed from the side, the leaves of Polygonum multiflorum were flatter than those of Allium foetida, and had a smaller V-angle. The leaves of the hydrangea emerge in early spring, while those of the onion emerge in autumn. They grow to about 8 cm and then wither immediately. The picture above shows the leaves of the Artemisia selengensis, and the picture below shows the leaves of the Allium sibiricum.

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