Evergreen plants and deciduous plants

Evergreen plants always grow new leaves in the process of growth, and they are evergreen all the year round. They belong to gymnosperms, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical regions, with oval leaves, egg-shaped lanceolate and scaly petals, oval petals and white color. Deciduous plants will shed their leaves in autumn, winter and drought, and the leaves will turn red and yellow, and eventually all will fall off. The leaves are heart-shaped and triangular.

The difference between evergreen plants and deciduous plants

evergreen tree

Evergreen plants will shed leaves during their growth, but they can always grow new leaves, so they can maintain the characteristics of evergreen all the year round. Some leaves can grow on branches 12 months. Evergreen plants belong to gymnosperms, and the main types are tropical and subtropical shrubs and trees, which are divided into broad-leaved trees and coniferous trees.

Deciduous plants

In autumn, winter and drought, the leaves of deciduous plants will fall off, some leaves will turn from green to red and yellow, and eventually all will fall off, and new leaves will grow the next year. Deciduous plants belong to angiosperms, the main types are temperate trees and shrubs, which are divided into deciduous and semi-deciduous.

evergreen tree

Evergreen plants like to grow in warm, humid and sunny environments. Bark is brown with rough surface and longitudinal cracks. The leaves are oval, long and narrow, egg-shaped and scaly, the inflorescence is umbrella-shaped, the petals are oval and the color is white.

Deciduous plants

Most deciduous plants grow in a relatively cold environment, with bluish green bark, heart-shaped leaves, flat strips, triangular ellipses and diamonds, conical and bell-shaped inflorescences, triangular and oval petals and white, red and purple colors.