How to identify white cuckoo plum

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1. Leaves

2. Flowers

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Leaves: The leaves of White Cuckoo Plum are elliptical, or oblong to oblong-elliptical, with a blunt or sharp apex, hairless tops and bottoms, and short petioles or no petioles. Flowers: The flowers of White Azalea are white, about 2.3-3.5cm wide, with wide triangular sepals and finely serrated edges, and the petals are in the shape of obovets.

1. Leaves

1. Leaves

The leaves of White Cuckoo Plum are oval in shape, or long oval to oblong oval, with a length of about 3.5-6.5cm and a width of about 1.5-3.5cm. The apex is blunt, or sharp and rarely pointed, the bottom is wedge-shaped or broadly wedge-shaped, and both sides are hairless. The petiole is not very long, or has no petiole, and its length is about 5-15 mm.

2. Flowers

White cuckoo plum The flower diameter is about 2.3-3.5cm. The calyx tube is shallow bell-shaped and hairless. The sepal is a wide triangle with a length of about 2 mm. The apex is acute or blunt. Its edge has sharp serrations and is yellow-green. The petals are obovate, about 1.5cm in length, white, and have short claws at the base.

2. Flowers

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