The difference between ghost poppy and poppy

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1. Differences in leaves

2. The difference between flowers

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Leaves: The leaves of ghost poppy are ovate to lanceolate, with two deeply pinnate lobes. The poppy leaves are narrowly oval or lanceolate in outline, pinnately split, and the lower part is fully divided. Flower: Ghost poppy flower buds are broadly ovate or ovate, with 4-6 petals. The poppy flower buds are oblong and obovate in shape, with 4 petals.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The basal leaves of ghost poppy are ovate to lanceolate, bipinnately deeply lobed, and the small lobes are lanceolate or oblong with serrations. Both sides are green in color and hairy. The stem leaves are more numerous, alternate, similar in shape to basal leaves, and smaller.

The poppy leaves are alternate, The outline is narrowly ovate or lanceolate, pinnately split, and the lower part is divided. All lobes are lanceolate and bipinnately lobed, and the lobes are lanceolate.

2. The difference between flowers

Ghost poppy flowers are solitary. The flower buds are broadly oval or ovate, with 4-6 petals, broadly obovate or fan-shaped, red or dark red in color, with short claws at the base, sometimes with Purple-blue spots. The flowering period is from June to July every year.

The poppy flower is also single Born on the top of branches or stems, the flower buds are oblong-ovate in shape. All petals are 4, round, purple-red in color, and have dark purple spots at the base. The flowering period is from March to August.

2. The difference between flowers

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