What is the difference between sulfur chrysanthemum and alpinia chrysanthemum?

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaf differences: The leaves of Sulfur Chrysanthemum are opposite, pinnately compound leaves with deep lobes, and the lobes are lanceolate; the leaves of Heliconia are basal, gray-green, with pinnate lobes. Differences in flowers: The tongue-shaped flowers of Sulfur Chrysanthemum are pure yellow, and the tubular flowers with a disc center are yellow or brown; the flowers of Sulfonata are solitary, growing on the tops of stems and branches. After blooming, the flowers are cup-shaped and yellow in color. .

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Sulfur Chrysanthemum are opposite bipinnate leaves with deep lobes. The lobes are lanceolate and have short tips. The edges of the leaves are rough. The leaves are wider.

Alpinia leaves Basal, about 10 to 30 cm long, with long petioles, gray-green leaves, mostly with pinnate slits, and the shapes of the lobes are variable, linear and sharp, oblong and sharp, or blunt and oblong. Oval shape.

2. Flower Differences< /h2>

The flowers of Sulfur Chrysanthemum are large and brightly colored. The tongue-shaped flowers are pure yellow, golden or orange, and the central tubular flowers are obviously prominent in the flower disk and are yellow or brown-red.

Floatia The flowers are solitary on the tops of stems and branches. The pedicels are 5 to 15 cm long. They are cup-shaped after blooming, with wavy edges. The flowers are usually yellow.

2. The difference between flowers

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