The difference between mugwort and mugwort

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

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Leaves: The leaves in the middle of the mugwort stem are oval or egg-shaped triangular, with deep pinnate lobes. The leaves in the middle part of the mugwort stem are oval or triangular-ovate, with one or two pinnately deeply divided to half-parted lobes, and the lobes are oval or lanceolate. Flowers: Mugwort flowers are tube-shaped and slightly reddish. Mugwort is narrow tube-shaped and purple.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves in the middle of mugwort stems are oval or oval-triangular, with deep pinnate lobes. The lobes are elliptical to elliptical-lanceolate, and there are usually 3 lobes in the middle. , the edges of the lobes are serrated, the upper part is dark green with dense small glandular spots, the lower part is gray green with dense white hairs, the leaves at the top of the stem are entire or have 3 lobes.

The lower part of the stem of Mugwort The leaves are nearly round or broadly ovate, pinnately deeply lobed, and the lobes are elliptical or obovate-elliptical. The middle leaf is ovate or triangular-ovate, with one to two pinnately deeply lobed back to half Split, the lobes are ovate or lanceolate.

2. The difference between flowers

Mugwort is an inflorescence head, arranged in a racemose shape, the involucre is oval, and the flower is tubular and slightly reddish.

Mugwort is head-shaped The inflorescence is elliptical, the bracts are arranged in an imbricate shape, the bracts are ovate or narrowly ovate, and the corolla is narrow tube-shaped and purple.

2. The difference between flowers

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