The difference between purple flower front beard and front beard

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

Leaves: The cauline leaves and root leaves of Purple Flowers have long petioles, about 13-36 cm, and the leaves are triangular to oval. The basal leaves of Frontendure have petioles, about 5-15 cm long, the stem leaves are stalkless, and the leaves are broadly oval or triangular in shape. Flowers: Purple-flowered Pediculus flowers are dark purple; while Pediculus is white.

1. Differences in leaves

Both the cauline leaves and the root leaves of Purpurea have long petioles, about 13-36 cm, and the base will expand into a purple leaf sheath. The leaves are triangular to oval in shape and are hard papery. The basal leaves of Frontendax have petioles, about 5-15 cm long, and the stem leaves are stalkless. The leaves are broadly ovate or triangular-ovate in outline.

2. The difference between flowers

Purple flower Qianhu is complex Umbrellas, lateral and terminal, with 1-3 involucral bracts, oval in shape, purple in color, obovate or elliptical-lanceolate petals, dark purple in color. The flowering period is from August to September. The involucral bracts of Pediculus are linear, the petals are oval, and the color of the flowers is white. The flowering period is similar to the former.

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