The difference between frangipani and plumeria
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2. The difference between flowers
Leaves: Frangipani leaves are long ovate or ovate, the terminal ones are narrowly prismatic, and the apex is acute. The leaves of plumeria are oblong-oblanceolate or oblong, with short acuminate tips. Flowers: Frangipani is an axillary or terminal cyme with white flowers. Plumeria flowers are terminal, white on the outside and yellow on the inside.
1. Differences in leaves
1. Differences in leaves
Frangipani leaves are opposite, with 5-9 leaflets or deeply pinnately lobed leaves. The leaflets are long or ovate, and the terminal leaflets are narrow-ridged. Shape, the apex is acute or acuminate, and the base is wedge-shaped or rounded. The leaves of plumeria are oblong-lanceolate or oblong, with short acuminate tips and narrow wedge-shaped bases.
2. The difference between flowers
Frangipani is a cyme The inflorescence is axillary or terminal, with 2-9 flowers. The bracts are linear, the calyx is glabrous, the lobes are conical and linear, and the flower color is white. The plumeria has cymes all terminal, the pedicel is light red, the calyx lobes are oval, the outside of the flower is white, and the inside is yellow.
2. The difference between flowers
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