1、 Morphological difference
The length of ivy is generally between 3-20m. Its branches are grayish brown, with aerial roots on them, and the surface is relatively smooth. Its new branches are pubescent p>
The length of Parthenocissus is about 18m and its branches are thick. The old branches are mostly brown, and the new branches are mostly purplish red p>
2、 Blade difference
Ivy leaves are relatively small, with a length of 5-12cm and a width of 3-10cm. It has a petiole between 2-9 cm long, but no stipules. It is oval, with dark green on the front and light green or yellowish green on the reverse. There are obvious veins on both sides p>
The leaves of Parthenocissus are relatively large, with a length of 8-18cm and a width of 4-16cm. Its color is green, with serrations at the edge and a layer of white powder on the back. In autumn, its leaves will turn bright red and very gorgeous p>
3、 Flower difference
The inflorescence of ivy is umbel, with a diameter of 1.5-2.5cm. Its flowers have five petals, triangular ovate, with a length of 3-3.5mm, light yellow white or light green white p>
The inflorescence of Parthenocissus is cyme, with a length of 4-8cm. Its flowers are yellow and green in summer p>