The difference between apricot trees and ginkgo trees

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1. Appearance difference

2. Differences in leaves

3. Differences in fruits

Shape: The crown of the almond tree is oblong or round. The crown of the ginkgo tree is conical, and the branches are of different colors. Leaves: Apricot trees are round-ovate or broadly oval, green. The ginkgo tree is fan-shaped, light green, and turns yellow before falling leaves. Fruit: The fruit of the apricot tree is spherical, yellow-red when ripe. The ginkgo tree is oval and white.

1. Differences in appearance

The apricot tree is about 5-8 meters high, and can reach a maximum of 12 meters. The crown is oblong or round, the bark is grey-brown, and the branches are older. The stem is light brown, annual ones are light reddish brown, hairless.

The crown of the Ginkgo tree is a cone The old ones are broadly ovate in shape, the young ones have light gray bark, and the large ones have grayish brown bark. Branches that are more than two years old are gray, and those that are annual are light brown.

2. Differences in leaves< /h2>

The leaves of the almond tree are round or broadly oval and green in color.

The leaves of the ginkgo tree are fan-shaped , both sides are light green and will turn yellow before the leaves fall in autumn.

3. Fruit differences< /h2>

The fruits of apricot trees are spherical, rarely obovate, and are white to yellow in color. They will turn yellow-red when fully mature, with a layer of blush on the surface.

The fruit of the Ginkgo tree is also known as Ginkgo is long obovate or oval in shape and white in color.

2. Differences in leaves

3. Differences in fruits

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