The difference between old crow persimmon and golden marble

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

3. The difference between fruits

Leaves: The former is papery and has a rhombus-shaped obovate shape. The latter is leathery and is inverted lanceolate or oblong. Flowers: The former is white and the latter is yellow-green. Fruit: The former is ovoid, turns from yellow-green to orange-yellow, and becomes orange-red when mature. The latter has various shapes, ranging from green to orange-red or orange-yellow.

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of the persimmon are papery, rhombus-shaped and obovate, about 4-8.5 cm long and 1.8-3.8 cm wide, with a blunt apex, a wedge-shaped base, and a deep upper part. Green, with yellowish-brown hair, which will become hairless later, with light green underneath. The leaves of golden marbles are leathery, vary in size, and are oblanceolate or oblong.

2. The difference between flowers

The color of Laoya persimmon flower It is white, solitary in the leaf axils, the calyx is persistent, and it is leathery. The lobes are oblong or lanceolate, with obvious straight veins. The golden marble flower is yellow-green when it first blooms, and the flower shape is like a small lantern. The flower opens like a persimmon flower, and the young fruit can be seen inside the flower.

3. The Difference of Fruits

Old Crow Persimmon is a berry. Oval, color changes from yellow-green to orange-yellow, and turns orange-red when mature. The golden marbles are berries, with various shapes, including oval, gourd, column, pear, etc., and the color changes from green to orange-red or orange-yellow.

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