The difference between snake bed and carrot

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1. Plant differentiation

2. Differentiation of flowers

3. Differences between stems and leaves

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Plant differentiation: carrot plants are tall and look taller, while snakebed plants are short and look small. Flower differentiation: carrot inflorescences are large, with some sticky hooks on the flowers and smell bad, and snakebed inflorescences are small. There are no sticky hooks on the inflorescence; the difference between stems and leaves: carrot has dense leaves and thick underground stems, while snake bed has sparse leaves and no thick underground stems.

1. Plant differentiation

1. Plant differentiation

Carrot plants are relatively tall, ranging from 15 to 120 centimeters in height.

The plants in the snake bed are smaller. They are on the short side, about ten to sixty centimeters tall. If you compare two species of the same age, you can easily tell them apart.

2. Flower distinction< /h2>

Carrot inflorescences are larger, the flowers are compound umbels, the bracts are pinnately split, there are sticky hooks on the umbels, and they have an unpleasant smell.

The flowers of the snake bed are similar, but The flowers are small, the flowers are in compound umbels, the involucres are pinnate and undivided, and there are no sticky hooks on the umbels.

3. Differences between stems and leaves

The leaves of the former grow more densely, with thick underground stems, and the leaves grow in a whorl around the main stem of the plant. The latter has relatively sparse leaves and no thick underground stems.

2. Differentiation of flowers

3. Differences between stems and leaves

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