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The difference between buckwheat and buckwheat

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-07-15 15:29:56
Leaves: the leaves of buckwheat are triangular, about 4-12cm long and 3-11cm wide; buckwheat is triangular or ovate triangle, smaller than the former. Flowers: the length of buckwheat pedicel and bract is almost the same; buckwheat pedicel is longer than bract. Fruit: golden buckwheat is dark brown; buckwheat is dark brown.

I. blade difference

The leaves of buckwheat are triangular, about 4-12cm in length and 3-11cm in width. The top is gradually pointed, and the edge is entire. There are papillary protuberances or pubescence on both sides. Stipules scabbard, brown

Buckwheat leaves are triangular or ovate, smaller than the former. It is about 2.5-7 cm long and 2-5 cm wide. Its stipules are short and tubular.

The difference between flowers

Buckwheat is corymbose, bracts are ovate lanceolate, pedicels and bracts are almost the same length. Perianth has 5 deep cracks, the color is white, long oval

The inflorescence of buckwheat is corymbose or racemose, and the bracts are ovate green. Pedicel longer than bract. Perianth color is white or light red, oval

3. Fruit difference

Buckwheat is wide ovate, dark brown.

buckwheat

Buckwheat is ovoid, dark brown.

Buckwheat fruit

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