What's the difference between green radish and green radish chlorophytum?

The difference between green radish and chlorophytum:

First, the difference between leaves.

Radish leaves are 5 to 10 cm long, petioles are 8 to 10 cm long, and mature branches and leaves can be as long as 40 cm. Leaf blade is papery, broadly elliptic, tapering at the front end, heart-shaped at the base, and about 6-5 cm wide.

The leaves of chlorophytum are basal, strip-shaped or strip-lanceolate, long and narrow, very flexible, and sometimes there are green or yellow stripes in the middle of the leaves.

Second, the difference between flowers

The flowers of chlorophytum are mainly white, usually 2 to 4 flowers are arranged in clusters into sparse racemes or panicles. Pedicel is about 7 ~ 12mm long, and its joints are located in the middle or upper part. Tepals are 7 to 10 mm long and have 3 veins. Stamens are slightly shorter than perianth, anthers are oblong, 1 ~ 1 and 5 mm long, obviously shorter than filaments, and usually curl after division.

Green radish is very demanding on flowering and generally does not bloom.

Third, the difference between stems.

The stem of green radish will grow very long, while the main stem of chlorophytum is short and thick, and what hangs down from chlorophytum is its asexual reproductive organs.