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The difference between okra and okra

Jane Margolis
2020-07-16 09:11:32
Leaves: the leaves of okra are various in shape, with shorter petioles, about 4-8 cm. The leaves of okra are palmately 3-7-lobed, the lobes are wide and narrow, and the petioles are longer than the former. Flowers: the calyx of okra with arrow leaf is in the shape of Buddha flame, and the petals are oblong, red or yellow. The calyx of the yellow autumn sunflower is bell shaped, and the petals are obovate and yellow.

I. blade difference

The leaves of okra have various shapes, the lower part is ovate, the upper part is ovate halberd, or arrow to palmate, with 3-5 deep or shallow cracks, the lobes are broad ovate, then to broad lanceolate, and the petioles are about 4-8 cm long.

The leaves of okra are palmately 3-7-lobed, with broad to narrow lobes. The petioles are longer than the former, about 7-15 cm.

The difference between flowers

Arrow leaf autumn sunflower is single longer than leaf axil, there are 6-12 bracteoles, linear, calyx is spathe like, color is red or yellow, petals are oblong.

The yellow autumn sunflower is also solitary and longer than the leaf axil. There are 8-10 bracteoles, the calyx is bell shaped, the color is yellow, and the petals are obovate.

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