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The difference between hollyhock and mallow

Hank Schrader
2020-07-17 09:21:29
Plant type difference: hollyhock can grow to 2m high, and there are thorns on the stem and flower branch. The height of mallow is only 50-90cm, and there are some sparse coarse hairs on the branches. Leaf difference: the petiole of hollyhock is longer than that of mallow. Flower difference: the flowers of hollyhock are solitary or nearly clustered, while the flowers of Mallow are 3-11 clustered together.

I. plant type difference

Hollyhock can grow up to 2m high, with bristles on its stems and flower branches. But the height of mallow is only 50-90cm, there are many branches, there are some sparse coarse hairs on it.

2. Blade difference

The leaves of hollyhock are nearly central, and the leaf diameter is between 6-16 cm. Leaves divided, lobes triangular or rounded. It has petioles, 5-15cm in length, with long and hard hairs on it. However, the leaves of Mallow are round or kidney shaped, with a diameter of 5-12cm and serrated leaf margin. It also has petioles, with a length of 4-8cm. There is almost no hair on it, but there are long and hard hairs in its grooves.

The difference between flowers

The flower diameter of hollyhock is 6-10cm. The flowers of Mallow will be 3-11 in clusters, with a diameter of 3.5-4cm.

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