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The difference between pansy and Corydalis

Marie Schrader
2020-07-17 09:21:39
Plant type difference: the stem of Viola tricolor has a single edge, vertical growth or slightly inclined; the stem of Viola angularis has four edges, vertical growth. Leaf difference: the leaves of Corydalis deltoides are ovate and the stipules are larger; the leaves of Corydalis deltoides are lanceolate or ovate and the stipules are smaller. Flower difference: the flower of Corydalis tricornata is bigger than that of Corydalis angularis.

I. plant type difference

The general height of Pansy is 10-40cm. Its stem is relatively thick, or upright growth, or slightly inclined growth, with a single edge. The height of Corydalis is generally 10-30cm, the stem is relatively short, but it grows upright and has four edges.

2. Blade difference

The leaves of Corydalis triangularis are ovate, the front and base are round and blunt, there are sparse serrations on the leaf margin, and the stipules are large. Leaves of Corydalis are lanceolate or ovate, stipules are smaller.

The difference between flowers

The flowers of Corydalis triangularis are relatively large, with a diameter of about 3.5-6cm. Generally, 3-10 small flowers are born on the same rhizome. The flowers of Corydalis are relatively small, with a diameter of about 2.5-4cm.

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