Differences between Jacaranda and Delonix regia

1. The difference between leaves

There is also a small leaf growing on the pinnate leaves of the Jacaranda. The number of small leaves is generally odd and they are arranged in pairs. The color of the stem is brown and the small leaves that grow are very small.

The number of leaflets growing on the pinnate leaves of the Delonix regia is generally an even number, rarely an odd number, which is slightly different from the previous one, and appears to be in an alternate state.

2. Differences in Fruits

The jacaranda produces capsules, most of which are spherical in shape. They look round and cute from a distance, and have a woody surface.

The fruit of the Delonix regia is a pod, which is long and thin in shape, and has a thick degree of lignification.