What is the difference between datura and okra?

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

3. Differences in fruits

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Leaf differences: The leaves of Datura are long ovate with irregular wavy lobes; the leaves of okra are cleft-shaped and have 3-5 lobes or lobes. Flower differences: Datura corolla is funnel-shaped and white or lavender in color; okra is generally axillary and yellow-white in color. Differences in fruit: The fruit of Datura is oval, with hard needles on the surface, and is light yellow; the fruit of okra is relatively long and green in color.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Datura are oblong and have irregular wavy shallow slits, but the number of slits is not many and the length is about 8-17 cm, width is about 4-12 cm.

The leaves of okra are very distinctive and belong to the lobed palm. Shape, with 3-5 slits or shallow lobes on the leaves. The leaves at the bottom of the plant are larger and rounder, with small white transparent particles on the back of the leaves, and the leaves on the upper part are smaller and narrower.

2. The difference between flowers

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Datura blooms from June to October. The flowers are usually solitary on the branch forks or leaf axils. The corolla is funnel-shaped and relatively slender. The lower part of the flower is light green and the upper part is white. Or lavender, which is more ornamental, like a small trumpet.

Okra blooms from May to September, and its flowers Generally axillary, the color is yellow-white, the base is dark red, and the entire flower has a layered feel.

3. Fruit Differences

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The former fruit is egg-shaped, about 2-4cm in diameter, with hard needles on the surface, and turns light yellow when mature.

The fruits of the latter are relatively long, like peppers , about 10 cm in length and green in color.

2. The difference between flowers

3. Differences in fruits

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