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The difference between the Begonia and the Begonia flower

Saul Goodman
2020-07-17 09:21:39
Tree form difference: the Begonia belongs to shrub, with length less than 1m. The Begonia flower belongs to arbor, with maximum length up to 8m. Leaf difference: the leaves of Begonia ferrugosa are alternate and obovate. The leaves of Begonia flowers are oval or long oval and larger than those of Begonia ferrugosa. Flower difference: the flower of Begonia is dichotomous compound inflorescence, and the flower of Begonia is umbel.

One, tree shape difference

Begonia is a shrub plant, the length is about 60-100cm, and Begonia flower is a tree, the maximum length can be up to 8m.

The difference between leaves

The leaves of Begonia ferrugosa are reciprocal and obovate, with a length of 1.5-5.0cm and a width of 0.8-1.8cm. The top is round, the base is narrow, and the petioles are very short or without petioles. The leaves of Begonia are oval or long oval, 5-8cm in length, 2-3cm in width and 1.5-3.cm in petiole length. So, the leaves of the Begonia are smaller than those of the Begonia

The difference between flowers

Malus ferrugosa is a dichotomous compound inflorescence, growing in the upper part of the flower branch, each inflorescence has a 6-10cm flower stalk. However, the flowers of Begonia are umbels with a stalk length of 2-3cm.

Begonia

Chinese flowering crabapple

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