The inflorescence of wild strawberries is umbrella like, with 2-4 flowers, light green subulate bracts at the base, and the pedicel is pilose, about 1-3cm long. Sepals are ovate lanceolate, apical tip, epicalyx narrow lanceolate or subulate, petals white, obovate, with short claws at base
The flower of the snake berry grows in the axil of the leaf alone, the pedicel is longer than the former, about 3-6cm, the sepals are egg shaped, the apex is sharp, the accessory sepals are obovate, the petals are yellow and obovate.
Wild strawberry leaflets are obovate, broadly oval or oval, with blunt top, wide wedge at the base of terminal leaflets, wedge at the base of lateral leaflets, green at the top, pubescent at the bottom, light green at the bottom, shedding few hairs
The small leaves of snakeberry are obovate to rhombic oblong, with rounded apex, pubescence or glabrous on both sides.
