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The difference between anemone and Pennisetum

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-03-17 11:13:17
Different plant types: the dry lotus is a semi trailing plant, with a plant height of about 30-70cm; the Coptis is a creeping herb, with a plant height of about 8-37cm. The leaves are different: the shape of the lotus leaf is round shield, with 9 main veins on it; the leaves are round or kidney shaped, with 5-7 lobes. The flowers are different: there are many kinds of dry lotus; the flower bud stage of copperhead is green and turns white after flowering.

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Dry lotus is also called dry lotus, it is also called dry lotus, dry lotus, cold lotus, dry lotus, money lotus and so on, it is a plant of dry lotus family, dry lotus genus, belongs to the semi trailing plant, the plant height is about 30-70cm.

Coptis is a creeping herb. It is a plant of Umbelliferae and coriander. The erect part of the plant is about 8-37 cm tall. The plant has dense pilose, so it is white or purple.

The leaves are different.

The shape of the leaf is round shield, the petiole is relatively long and thin, the diameter is about 3-10 cm, there are 9 main veins on it, radiating from the middle to all around, the edge of the leaf has a wave shaped shallow gap, the back of the leaf will have sparse hair.

The shape of the leaves is round or kidney shaped, the surface color is dark green, the back color is light green, the leaves have 5-7 shallow cracks, the edge part has irregular serrations, the back of the leaves has a lot of hair.

dry lotus

The flowers are different.

Lotus is usually single axillary, the diameter of the flower is about 2.5-6 cm, the color is more, there are purple, orange, yellow, variegated, etc.

dry lotus

The flowers of copperhead are usually solitary on nodes, or axillary or opposite, with 25-50 umbels. The flowers are green in bud stage and turn white after blooming.

Herba Lysimachiae Christinae

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