The difference between dandelions and bitter herbs
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2. The difference between flowers
Leaf differences: The leaves of dandelion are obovate-lanceolate, while the leaves of bittercress are oval or elliptical and slightly smaller than those of dandelion. Differences in flowers: Dandelion flowers are white, while sorrel flowers are yellow. Fruit difference: The fruits of dandelion are obovate-lanceolate, while the fruits of bitterweed are oblong and slightly smaller than those of dandelion.

1. Differences in leaves
1. Differences in leaves
The leaves of dandelion are obovate-lanceolate, 4-20cm long, 1-5cm wide, and have serrated edges. The leaves of bitter greens are oval or elliptical, 3-10cm long, 1.2-3cm wide, and have coarsely serrated edges. Therefore, the leaves of dandelion are slightly larger than the leaves of bittercress.
2. Differences in Flowers
Dandelion flowers are white and have 2-3 layers of bracts. The color of bitter cauliflower is yellow, and the involucre bracts are relatively small.
3. Fruit Differences
Dandelion fruits are obovate-lanceolate, dark brown in color, and 4-5mm in length. , width is 1-1.5mm. The fruits of bitter herbs are oblong and 3-4mm in length. Therefore, the fruits of dandelion are slightly larger than those of bitter herbs.
2. The difference between flowers
3. Fruit differences
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