Recently, Sophora japonica bloomed in a large area, which caused heated discussion. Some people confused Sophora japonica with Sophora japonica and mistook it for the second flowering of Sophora japonica.

In fact, the difference between Sophora japonica and Sophora japonica is quite obvious:

The flowering period is different: Sophora japonica usually blooms in May, while Sophora japonica usually blooms in July and August.

Different uses: all can be used as medicine, Sophora japonica flowers can be eaten, while Sophora japonica flowers are basically inedible.

Different colors: the flowers of Sophora japonica are white, while the flowers of Sophora japonica are yellow-white or light yellow.

Different thorns: There are many thorns on the branches of Sophora japonica, but there are no thorns in Sophora japonica.

Different leaves: the leaves of Sophora japonica are gray after withering, but there is no such phenomenon in Sophora japonica.

Inflorescences are different: the raceme of Sophora japonica is drooping, while the raceme of Sophora japonica is rising.

Different hilum: there is a hole in the hilum of Sophora japonica seeds, but there is no such phenomenon in the hilum of Sophora japonica seeds.