The difference between jujube kiwi fruit and kiwi fruit, is it wild?

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1. Is it wild?

2. What is the difference?

Soft date kiwi fruit is not entirely a wild variety. It is selected and cultivated from wild species, and is now specially grown. There is a big difference between the soft jujube varieties and the ordinary ones. The leaves of the ordinary ones are much larger than those of the soft jujubes. The main difference is the fruit. The soft jujube varieties have smaller fruits with no hairs on them, while the ordinary ones have larger fruits with hairs distributed on them.

1. Is it wild?

Strictly speaking, jujube kiwifruit is not a wild kiwifruit. It is somewhat different from wild kiwifruit. It is selected and cultivated from wild species. . Most of the ordinary wild ones are about the size of table tennis balls, not as big as eggs, and they are hairy on the outside. They are not as smooth as jujube kiwis. Now there are specially grown ones, but they are not very common in the market because they are not resistant to storage.

2. What are the differences

1. Leaves: There are certain differences in the leaves. The leaves of the former are papery or membranous, with a length of 6-12cm and a width of 5-10cm. There are no hairs on the leaves. Ordinary leaves are simply paper. The leaves are larger, with a length of 6-17cm and a width of 7-15cm. There are dense hairs on the back, which are gray-white or light brown.

2. Fruit: Fruit is the most important The difference is that the shape of the former is spherical or oblong. The fruit is relatively small, about 2-3cm in length, has no hairs and spots on it, and is green-yellow or purple-red when mature. The latter fruit is larger, oval or oblong in shape, about 6cm in length, and has long soft brown hairs distributed on the surface.

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