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What's the difference between Echinacea and Rhododendron

Gustavo Fring
2020-07-16 09:11:32
Leaf difference: the leaves of the chrysanthemum are opposite pinnate compound leaves, with deep split and lanceolate lobes; the leaves of Rhododendron are basal, gray green and pinnate. Flower difference: the hyoid flower of the chrysanthemum is pure yellow, and the tubular flower of the disc center is yellow or maroon; the flower of the Rhododendron is solitary, growing at the top of the stem and branch, and the flower is cup-shaped and yellow after flowering.

One, leaf difference

The leaves of thiochrysanthema are opposite pinnate compound leaves, with deep split, lanceolate lobes, long and short tips, rough edges and wide leaves.

Chinese stramonium herb

The leaves of Rhododendron are basal and grow about 10 to 30 cm. The petioles are long and the leaves are grayish green. The leaves are long and have pinnate cracks. The shape of the lobes is variable and they are linear sharp, oblong sharp or blunt oblong spoon shaped.

Chinese stramonium herb

The difference between flowers

The flowers are large and bright. The tongue flowers are pure yellow, golden or orange. The tubular flowers in the center of the plate are prominent in the plate, yellow or maroon.

Chinese stramonium herb

The flowers of Rhododendron are solitary on the top of stems and branches. The pedicels are 5 to 15 cm long. The flowers are cup-shaped after opening, and the edges are wavy and folded. The flowers are usually yellow.

Chinese stramonium herb

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