Artemisia stalks and chrysanthemum are two different vegetables that differ significantly in several ways.
Leaf morphology: The leaves of Artemisia stalks are obovate or oblong, with 3 to 8 pairs of lateral lobes, and the overall leaf length is 2 to 6 cm. The leaves of chrysanthemum are elliptical or oblong-ovate, with 4 to 10 pairs of lateral lobes, and the overall leaf is 8 to 10 cm long. Compared to the artemisia stalks, the leaves of the chrysanthemum appear to be much larger.
Flower morphology: The flowers of Artemisia stalks grow at the apex, the flowers are yellow, have peduncles, and generally have 2 to 8 capitate flowers, and the inflorescence diameter is 0About 6 to 1 cm. The flowers and fruits of chrysanthemum are solitary stems, the inflorescences of the umbrella room are not obvious, the flowers are also yellow, and its peduncle is 15 to 20 cm long.
Different varieties: Artemisia stalk is a vegetable variety in the north, hardy but not heat-tolerant;Whereas, chrysanthemum is a vegetable variety suitable for both the north and the south, which is resistant to both heat and cold.
Different growth habits: Artemisia stalks generally grow in the north, it is cold tolerant but not heat tolerant, and the smell of Artemisia annua is also relatively strong;The chrysanthemum is both heat-tolerant and cold-tolerant, and can be planted in both the north and the south, although the growth habits are different, but the edible effect of the two is the same.
In general, Artemisia annua stalks and chrysanthemums are different in terms of leaf morphology, flower morphology, variety, and growth habits.