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The difference between jasmine and chrysanthus

Walter White
2020-02-05 08:53:43
Shape: the former can reach up to 6 meters, with prickles on the branches. The latter is about 3 meters high and has hair on the branches. Leaf blade: the former is oblong lanceolate or oval ovate, with serrated edge. The latter is round, oval, oval or obovate, entire. Flowers: the former is double yellow, while the latter is of various colors, common white.

I. shape difference

The flower is a small climbing shrub, up to 6 meters. The twigs are cylindrical, with small prickles. The prickles on the old branches are very big and hard.

Jasmine also climbs shrubs, but compared with the former, it is much smaller, about 3 meters high, and its twigs are cylindrical or slightly flat, with pilose hairs on them.

2. Blade difference

The leaves are oblong lanceolate or oval ovate, the apex is sharp or slightly blunt, the base is nearly round, and the edge is serrated.

The leaves of jasmine flowers are round, oval, oval or obovate, wider than the former, round or blunt at both ends, with a microcardioid at the base and no serrations at the whole edge.

The difference between flowers

The flowers are umbels, small, single, double yellow.

fragrant yellow wood flower

Jasmine flower is cyme, the flower is much bigger than the former, the flower color is various, the more common is white.

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