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The difference between monoculture and shepherd's purse

Saul Goodman
2020-07-15 15:30:31
Leaf blade: the basic leaves of the monocline are narrow spoon shaped, with a deep or shallow feather like crack, and the upper leaves of the stem are linear. However, the basal leaves of shepherd's purse are rosette like, big headed and pinnate, and the stem leaves are narrow lanceolate or arched. Flowers: the length of the inflorescence is about 5 cm in the fruit stage. The length of shepherd's purse is 20 cm.

I. blade difference

The basal leaves are narrow spoon shaped, with a deep or shallow feather like crack, about 3-5cm long and 1-1.5cm wide. The petiole is about 1-2cm long. The upper leaves of the stem are linear, entire or serrated. However, the basal leaves of shepherd's purse are rosette like and large headed, which are wider and wider than the former, about 12cm long and 2.5cm wide. The top lobes are oval to oblong, and the side lobes are oblong to oval. Stem leaves are narrow lanceolate or arched at base, margin serrate.

LA sole

LA sole

The difference between flowers

It has a raceme, about 5cm long in fruit, oval sepals, early abscission, pubescence outside, and white petals. And shepherd's purse is also raceme, but it is much longer than the former, about 20 cm, sepals are oblong, petals are ovate, but also white.

LA sole

Shepherd's purse

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