The difference between grape leaves and grape leaves is as follows:

Grapes, also known as "American grapes" and "American grapes", are a type of grape variety. It is known as the "King of Grapes" because of its crisp and large fruit, sweet and sour taste, extremely durable for storage and transportation, and good quality.

The stems of the grapes are thick and strong, and the plants are hairless or the young branches are pubescent. Single leaves are alternate; the petiole is 4-5cm long, gradually shortening upward; the leaves are papery, heart-shaped, oval or heart-shaped, about 3.5-8cm in length and width, the apex is tapered, the base is nearly heart-shaped or truncated, and the edges have small edges. Pointed crenulate, undivided or inconspicuous 3-lobed, hairless above, light green below, veins slightly pubescent; 3 basal veins, lateral pairs often different, such as 5 basal veins .

Pictures of grape leaves are as follows:

Grape (scientific name: Vitis vinifera? L.) is a woody vine of the genus Vitis of the Vitaceae family. The branchlets are cylindrical, have longitudinal ribs, and are hairless. Or sparsely pubescent, leaves are oval, dense or sparse panicles, well-developed base branches, spherical or oval fruits, flowering period from April to May, and fruit period from August to September.

Woody vine. Branchlets cylindrical, longitudinally ribbed, glabrous or sparsely pubescent. The tendrils are 2-branched and interrupted every 2 nodes to be opposite to the leaves.

The leaves are oval, with 3-5 obvious lobes or middle lobes, 7-18 cm long and 6-16 cm wide. The middle lobes have sharp tips, the lobes are often close together, and the base is often constricted. The cleft is narrow, sometimes wide, with a deep heart-shaped base. The base is concave and circular, and the two sides are often close together. There are 22-27 serrated teeth on the edge. The teeth are deep, thick, and irregular. The tooth tips are sharp, green above, and green below. Light green, hairless or sparsely pubescent; basal veins 5, midvein has 4-5 pairs of lateral veins, reticular veins are not obviously prominent; petiole 4-9 cm long, almost hairless; stipules fall early.

Pictures of grape leaves are as follows: