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The difference between buckwheat and tartary buckwheat

Jesse Pinkman
2020-07-15 15:30:31
Leaves: buckwheat leaves are wide triangles, while buckwheat leaves are triangles or ovate triangles. Stem: buckwheat stems are upright, green or slightly purple; buckwheat is slightly higher than the former, green or red. Fruit: the achenes of tartary buckwheat are long oval and dark brown, while the achenes of buckwheat are oval and dark brown.

I. blade difference

Tartary buckwheat leaves are wide triangle, about 2-7 cm long, with papillary protuberances on both sides along the vein, long petioles on the lower leaves, small ones on the upper leaves, and short petioles. Buckwheat leaves are triangular or ovate, similar in size to the former, apex acuminate, base heart.

Buckwheat stems erect, about 30-70 cm, green or slightly purple. Buckwheat is slightly higher than the former, with a maximum height of about 90cm. The color of the stem is green or red.

Third, the difference between fruit

The achenes of tartary buckwheat are long ovate and dark brown in color. Buckwheat achenes are egg shaped and dark brown in color.

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