The difference between four-season oranges and kumquats

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1. Differences in leaves

2. Differences in fruits

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Differences in leaves: The leaves of Four Seasons Orange are dark green in color and the leaves are smaller; the leaves of Kumquat are dark green in color and the leaves are larger than the former, with a length of 5 to 11 cm. Differences in fruit: The external color of the fruit of Four Seasons Orange is orange, and the fruit is smaller; the external color of the fruit of Kumquat is orange-yellow to orange-red, which looks more red, and is larger than the former.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Differences in leaves

The leaves of Four Seasons Orange are dark green in color, with wavy blunt teeth on the edges, and the leaves are smaller.

The color of kumquat leaves is dark green, and the leaves are larger than the former, with a length of 5 to 11 cm, a width of about 2 to 4 cm, and a longer petiole, up to 1.2 cm.

2. Differences in fruits

< p>The outer color of the fruit of Four Seasons Orange is orange, leaning toward yellow. The fruit is relatively small, and the shape is round or oblate. It often grows skewed, and there are often traces of small circles on it. It tastes bad. The taste is particularly sour.

The outer color of the kumquat fruit is orange-yellow to orange-red, and it looks more red. The fruit is relatively larger than the former, and the shape is oval or oval. It tastes sweet. The fruit The ripening period is around October to December.

2. Differences in fruits

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