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The difference between privet and Phoebe

Saul Goodman
2020-07-17 09:21:29
Leaf blade: the former is long ovate, ovate or oval, then to wide oval, glabrous. The latter is long obovate, obovate ellipse or long ellipse, which grows and falls off after having hair at the initial stage. Fruit: the former is kidney shaped or near kidney shaped, dark blue black, red black at maturity. The latter is spherical in color from red to maroon purple.

I. blade difference

The leaves of Ligustrum lucidum are long ovate, ovate or oval to wide oval, leathery, sharp at the tip and gradually sharp at the end, round or nearly round at the base, flat at the edge, glabrous, bright on the top, petiole about 1-3cm long, furrow and glabrous on the top.

Phoebe leaves are long obovate, obovate oval or long oval, also leathery, apex and tail tip, base is wide wedge or round, margin is serrated, there is hair at the initial stage, later growth will fall off, petiole is thick, 2-4cm, also there is hair at the initial stage, then fall off.

2. Fruit difference

The fruit of Ligustrum lucidum is kidney shaped or near kidney shaped, with dark blue black color, red black color and white powder at maturity. The fruit period is from July to May of the next year.

The fruit of Phoebe is spherical, red and brown purple. The fruit period is from October to November.

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