Difference between Dalbergia odorifera and Dalbergia odorifera

Dalbergia odorifera, about10-15m high, with brown or light brown bark, rough and longitudinal grooves. Dalbergia odorifera is a leguminous tree with a height of 18m. Its bark is grayish green with many white spots.

Second, the difference between blades

Dalbergia odorifera leaves are pinnately compound leaves, the leaflets are nearly leathery, ovoid or ovoid, gradually decreasing from top to bottom, and the petiole is short, about 3-5 mm. Dalbergia odorifera leaves are oval and alternate, and the petiole is longer than the former, about 4-5 cm.

Third, the differences in distribution areas.

Dalbergia odorifera is mainly distributed in Thailand, Philippines, India, Vietnam and other countries, and it is also introduced and cultivated in Hainan, Fujian and Yunnan. Dalbergia odorifera is mainly distributed in Hainan, China, which is consistent with Aquilaria sinensis.