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The difference between Artemisia selengensis and Artemisia argyi

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-16 09:11:16
Leaves: the leaves of Artemisia selengensis have no petioles, the leaves at the lower part of the basal leaves and stems are narrow ovate or oval ovate, and the leaves at the middle part are long oval or linear lanceolate. However, Artemisia argyi has petioles, the lower leaves of stem are nearly circular or wide ovate, and the middle leaves are ovate or triangular ovate. Flower color: Artemisia selengensis is yellow and Artemisia argyi is purple.

I. blade difference

The leaves of Artemisia selengensis have no petioles, the whole or the edge has light serrations, the upper part is light green, the initial part is white pubescence, the later part falls off, the basal leaves and the lower part of the stem are narrow ovate or oval ovate, rarely wide ovate, will wither in the flowering period, the middle part of the leaves are long oval or linear lanceolate, the upper part of the leaves are small oval or lanceolate.

Artemisia Salix

The leaves of Artemisia argyi have gray white pubescence, white glands and pits, the basal leaves have long stalks, the lower leaves of stem are nearly round or wide ovate, the middle leaves are ovate or triangular ovate, the upper leaves are similar to the former, oval or lanceolate.

Artemisia Salix

2. Difference in design and color

The color of Artemisia is yellow. The flower color of Artemisia argyi is purple.

Artemisia Salix

Artemisia argyi

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