The difference between money wood and money pocket

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

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Differences in the leaves: The leaves are pinnately compound, with fleshy leaflets and short petioles. The leaves are oval and thickly leathery; the leaves are pinnately compound with 1 to 2 leaves, the leaves are alternate, and the leaflets are round. The edges are finely serrated and the leaves are dark green. Differences in flowers: The flower spathes of the flower tree are green and boat-shaped; the umbels of the flower are cone-shaped.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The pinnate compound leaves of the tree are drawn from the top of the tuber. The leaflets are fleshy and have short petioles. The leaves are very tough and dark green. The leaves are rachis-shaped and have small leaflets. The leaf rachis is opposite or nearly opposite, and each rachis has 6 to 10 pairs of opposite or nearly opposite leaflets. The leaves are oval, thickly leathery, and have a metallic luster.

The money pocket has 1 length The leaves are 2-pinnate and alternate, with an odd number of pinnate leaves. The leaflets are round, the base is heart-shaped, the edges are finely serrated, and the leaves are green.

2. Differences in flowers

The flower buds of the flower tree are green, boat-shaped, and the inflorescences are shorter.

Money umbel Formed into a cone shape.

2. The difference between flowers

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