The difference between whole-leaf Corydalis and Corydalis

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaves: The whole-leaf Corydalis Corydalis leaves have two or three backs, and the leaflets are lanceolate to obovate; while the Corydalis Corydalis leaves have two or three backs or nearly three backs and three lobes, and the leaflets have three or three deep lobes. Is lanceolate. Flowers: Whole-leaf Corydalis flowers come in various colors, including light blue, purple-red or bluish-purple. The Corydalis flower is purple-red.

1. Leaf differences

The whole-leaf Corydalis Corydalis leaves have two backs and three outs. The small leaves are lanceolate to obovate, with entire edges. There are usually light white stripes or spots, and the edges are rough. Small papillae or smooth. The leaves of Corydalis corydalis have two or three backs or nearly three backs and three outs. The leaflets are three-lobed or three-deep. The lobes are lanceolate and entire. They are wider than the former. The lower stem leaves have petioles.

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