The difference between rat tail palm and white sandalwood
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Differences in morphological characteristics
Differences in ecological habits
Appearance: The stem of the rat tail palm is thin and hangs down to the ground. Small stems are mostly green and mature are gray. White sandalwood has many branches and the stems are light green. Flowering period: The flowers are pink and open during the day and close at night. The white sandalwood flower is bright red and blooms for three to four days. Ecological habits: Rat-tailed palm is drought-tolerant and hot-sun-tolerant but not cold-tolerant. White sandalwood is drought-tolerant and shade-tolerant but is afraid of high temperatures and strong light.
Differences in morphological characteristics
Differences in morphological characteristics
The stem of the rat tail palm is thinner. The longer it grows, the more it hangs to the ground. If left to grow in place, it can reach a length of two meters. Young rhizomes are mostly green, and the more mature they are, the more gray they become.
The white sandalwood has many branches. It is upright when it first grows, and it will prostrate on the ground in the later stage. The stems of the white sandalwood are always light green.
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