The difference between wisteria and sophora flower

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Characteristics of Wisteria

Characteristics of Sophora japonica

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The main root of wisteria is very deep and the lateral roots are relatively shallow, making it not suitable for transplanting. Its stems are thicker and have white hairs, the inflorescences have white pubescence, and the flower buds are in the shape of needles. Sophora japonica flowers mostly grow in the north, which can prevent wind and sand and solidify the soil. Its flowers are white or pink, hanging in bunches on the branches in a curly shape. The flowering period is from July to August every year.

Characteristics of Wisteria

Characteristics of Wisteria

Wisteria grows in temperate areas and prefers sunny and sheltered environments. Its main roots are deep and lateral roots are relatively shallow, making it unsuitable for transplanting.

It is grown from northern to southern China. It has strong winding ability, fast growth and long life.

In its appearance, the stem is relatively thick and has white hairs. The stem is bald behind.

Its inflorescences have white pubescence and the buds are needle-shaped. Its flowers are very fragrant, 2 cm long, and the flower stems are very thin, 3 cm long. The flowering period is from mid-April to early May, less than a month.

The flowers are used for medicinal and edible purposes. They can detoxify, relieve pain, etc. It can be steamed or made into porridge, which is very delicious.

Characteristics of Sophora japonica

Sophora japonica grows in the temperate zone. It is a temperate tree species that likes light and dry cold, and is also suitable for high temperature and humidity. Its roots are deep and suitable for growing in urban areas.

It is mostly born in the north. It can resist wind and sand and solidify the soil. Its growth is moderate.

In appearance, Sophora japonica flowers are white or pink. They hang in strings on the branches, and each flower is curled. The flowering period of Sophora japonica is from July to August every year.

It is a deciduous tree. The bark is gray-brown with a pungent odor. The inner epidermis is yellow. The branches are green-brown, smooth but with obvious lenticels.

Its medicinal use is to treat cervical lymph node tuberculosis, etc. It may also cause allergies in some people, so be careful when using it.

It can also be cooked and eaten after the flowers mature.

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Characteristics of Sophora japonica

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