The difference between lark coral and Lark coral

Leaf difference: the leaves of lark coral are lanceolate or ovate, the leaves have a tip, the color of the leaves is green and white, and there are white spots on the surface of the leaves; the leaves of lark coral are thin, the leaves are alternate, the shape is ovate and lanceolate, the leaves are leathery and green. Flower difference: white sparrow coral corymbs, flowers are red; red sparrow corals are arranged in cymes, flowers are red or purple.

One, leaf difference

The leaves of sparrow corals are 2.5 to 7 cm long and 1.3 to 3.2 cm wide. They are lanceolate or ovate. The leaves have tips and green white leaves. Sometimes there are irregular white spots on the leaves. The back of the leaves has a prominent midvein.

The leaves are thin, alternate, ovate lanceolate, leathery and green, with the midrib protruding below and keel like.

The difference between flowers

White sparrow corals gather umbels with red flowers.

The corals of the cardinal are arranged into terminal cymes, the involucres are bright red, and the flowers are red or purple.

Cardinaria