The difference between wild strawberry flowers and snakeberries

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1. The difference between flowers

2. Differences in leaves

Flowers: The sepals of wild strawberry are ovate-lanceolate, the accessory sepals are narrow-lanceolate or diamond-shaped, and the petals are white. The peduncle of snakeberry is longer than the former, the sepals are oval, the accessory sepals are obovate, and the petals are yellow. Leaves: The small leaves of wild strawberry are obovate, broadly oval or elliptical. The snakeberry is obovate to rhombus-oblong.

1. Differences in flowers

The wild strawberry inflorescence is cyme-shaped, with about 2-4 flowers, with light green diamond-shaped bracts at the base, and the peduncle is pubescent, about 1-1 years long. 3 cm. The sepals are ovate-lanceolate, with a pointed tip, and the accessory sepals are narrow lanceolate or diamond-shaped. The petals are white, obovate, and have short claws at the base.

Snakeberry Flower It grows singly in the leaf axil. The pedicel is longer than the former, about 3-6 cm. The sepals are oval with a sharp tip. The accessory sepals are obovate and the petals are yellow and obovate.

2. Differences in leaves< /h2>

The small leaves of wild strawberry are obovate, broadly oval or elliptical, with a rounded and blunt tip. The base of the terminal leaflets is wide wedge-shaped, and the base of the lateral leaves is wedge-shaped. The upper surface is green and pubescent. , light green below, almost hairless.

The small leaves of snakeberry are Obovate to rhombus-oblong, with blunt apex, pubescent on both sides or hairless on the top.

2. Differences in leaves

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