The difference between Liuli Temple and Striped Twelve Volumes

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1. Differences in leaf shape

2. Differences in leaf color

Leaf shape: The leaves of Liulidian are oval and triangular in shape, with a sharp tip. The striped twelve-roll leaves are triangular-lanceolate with a sharp tip. Leaf color: The leaves of Liulicidian are gray-green or dark green with yellow vertical stripes. The leaves of the striped twelve-volume leaf are dark green on the surface and green on the underside, with white stripes.

1. Differences in leaf shape

The succulent leaves of Liulicidian are arranged in a rosette-shaped leaf disk, some are overlapping, and all are deflected to one side. The entire leaf disk is like a rotating windmill, and the leaves are egg-shaped. It is a round triangle with a sharp tip, a concave front and a convex back. The surface is densely covered with corrugated protruding horizontal bars, like rows of glazed tiles, hence its name. The striped twelve-roll leaves are closely whorled on the stem axis and are triangular-lanceolate, with a sharp tip and neat white protrusions growing on the surface, arranged in horizontal stripes.

2. Differences in leaf color

Liu Li The color of the temple leaves is gray-green or dark green, with yellow vertical stripes. Sometimes the entire leaf is yellow. The leaves of the striped twelve-volume leaf are dark green on the surface and green on the underside, with white stripes.

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