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The difference between Bi Guanghuan and branch apricot

Marie Schrader
2020-08-31 11:00:03
Shape: the green halo leaves are translucent and full of grain, and have branches, easy to group. Stem thick, fleshy nodose, mesophyll. The branches are small fleshy shrubs with fleshy leaves and green tender stems. Difference: green halo grows very slowly, with only one pair of fleshy leaves for life, which looks like rabbit ears. The leaves of the branches and apricots are opposite, like little rabbits. The leaves grow on the branches.

Blue halo form

The green halo leaves are translucent and full of grain, very lovely. Moreover, it has branches and is easy to grow in groups.

The flowers are usually white, the fruits are in the shape of Yuanbao, and the seeds are 50-150.

Stem thick, fleshy nodose. Mesophyll, two-state, long and thin opposite leaves, often unconnected, short and thick dormant leaves, hemispherical, opposite leaves highly connected.

Aquamarine ring

Morphology of Prunus armeniaca

Small fleshy perennial shrub with very fleshy leaves, opposite, rod-shaped, covered with a transparent and reflective ridge. The young stem is green, while the old one is dark red or brown. The perennial branches are easy to Lignify and have no obvious dormancy period.

Aquamarine ring

The difference between Bi Guanghuan and branch apricot

Because the branches and apricot seedlings are often called "little rabbits" by Huayou, they are confused as "little rabbits with green halo". But the difference between them is very obvious.

Green halo grows very slowly. It has only one pair of fleshy leaves all its life. It looks like a rabbit ear, and the old plant has a root. When the temperature is high, it will enter into a dormant state, with withered leaves and no branches.

The leaves of Prunus armeniaca are opposite to each other and look like little rabbits, but these leaves grow on the branches, not on the root like the blue halo, which is easy to distinguish.

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