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How to distinguish the fragrant flower crag

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-15 15:27:20
Leaves: the leaves of Gypsophila angustifolia have pinnate compound leaves, and the leaves are paper-based, in the shape of lanceolate, oblong or narrow oblong. Flowers: the panicle is terminal and grows about 40 cm. The flowers are solitary and the Corolla is purplish red. Fruit: the pods are linear or oblong, flat, with gray hairs on the surface.

I. leaves

The leaves of Corydalis angustifolia have pinnate compound leaves, usually 15-30cm long, 5-12cm long petioles, sparse hairs on petioles, 2 pairs of leaflets, 3-5cm apart, paper-based, lanceolate, oblong or narrowly oblong, 5-15cm long and 1.5cm-6cm wide. Its apex is sharp or gradually sharp, occasionally obtuse, and the base of the leaf is obtuse and round. Shiny

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Flowers

Panicle terminal, inflorescence wide, grow about 40 cm, inflorescence axis slightly long yellow brown pilose, flowers solitary, corolla purplish red, flag shaped broad egg or inverted broad egg.

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Fruit

The pods are linear or oblong, 7 to 12 cm long, 1.5 to 2 cm wide, flat, densely covered with gray hairs, with thin, nearly woody petals, long valved, and 3 to 5 seeds.

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