Palm trees and palm trees have the characteristics of tall, hard branches and good greening effect, but although they both belong to Palmae, they are slightly similar in appearance, but they are not the same thing.
Introduction to palm trees
Palm trees are evergreen trees with a height of about15m. Its stems are cylindrical, erect and unbranched, with loops on the stems, which are distributed in Guangxi, Sichuan, Guangdong, Yunnan and other provinces in China.
Introduction to palm trees
Palm trees generally refer to oil palm trees, which are as high as 10 meters or even higher. They are oil plants with the highest yield per unit in the world, mainly produced in Taiwan Province, Hainan, Yunnan and other provinces in China.
The difference between palm trees and palm trees
1, shape difference
Palm trees are evergreen trees, with round trunks, about 3-8 meters high, dark brown leaf sheaths and small yellow-white flowers, while oil palm trees look like coconut trees, which are tall and numerous, pinnately divided and have extremely high oil content.
2. Differences in distribution range
The origin of palm trees is China, and the plants have strong adaptability, and they are distributed in all parts of China except Tibet, while the origin of oil palm trees is in Africa, which has obvious tropical plant characteristics and is only distributed in Hainan, China and Taiwan Province provinces.