The difference between Acorus and Acorus

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1. The difference between rhizome and stem

2. Differences in leaves

3. Differences in habits

Rhizome difference: The rhizome of Acorus calamus is thinner than that of Acorus calamus. The former is light brown on the outside, while the latter is yellowish brown on the outside. Differences in leaves: Acorus leaves are linear, about 20-30cm in length, and have no middle ribs. The leaves of Acorus are sword-shaped and linear, with an obvious middle rib, and the leaves are also very long. Difference in habits: Iris prefers a semi-shady environment, while Acorus prefers a warm environment.

1. Differences in rhizomes

The thickness of the rhizome of Acorus is about 2-5mm, and it has a light aroma. Its color is light brown, the rhizome is fleshy, and there are many fibrous roots on it. , the length of the internode is usually 3-5mm.

The rhizome of Acorus is The horizontal ones have a thickness of about 5-10mm and are also fragrant, but they are yellowish brown. Its fleshy roots are about 5-6cm, and the fibrous roots are hair-like.

2. Differences in leaves< /h2>

The leaves of Acorus are very thin and linear, with a length of about 20-30cm, sometimes up to 50cm. Its leaves are dark green in color and have no middle ribs.

The leaves of Acorus are The sword-like linear shape will be longer, about 90-150cm. Its leaves are green, very bright, and have a very obvious middle rib.

3. Differences in habits< /h2>

Acorus likes to grow in a semi-shady environment. It is afraid of being exposed to direct sunlight and likes a humid environment.

Acorus also likes to grow in moist places. It likes warmth. The temperature of the environment should be around 20-25℃.

2. Differences in leaves

3. Differences in habits

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