Litchi chinensis Sonn. is an evergreen tree of the Lychee genus in the Sapindaceae family. Litchi has even feathered compound leaves, hairless, stalked, and slender lateral veins; No petals; The fruit nucleus is fruit shaped and nearly spherical; The seeds are all wrapped in fleshy false seeds. The flowering period of lychee is from March to April, and the fruiting period is from May to August. The name Litchi comes from Sima Xiangru's "Shanglin Fu", which was written as "Lizhi" in the text, and later changed to "Litchi" around the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Litchi chinensis Sonn. is an evergreen tree of the Lychee genus in the Sapindaceae family. Litchi has even feathered compound leaves, hairless, stalked, and slender lateral veins; No petals; The fruit nucleus is fruit shaped and nearly spherical; The seeds are all wrapped in fleshy false seeds. The flowering period of lychee is from March to April, and the fruiting period is from May to August. The name Litchi comes from Sima Xiangru's "Shanglin Fu", which was written as "Lizhi" in the text, and later changed to "Litchi" around the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Annona is a deciduous small tree in the Annona genus of the Annona family, which resembles lychee in appearance, hence the name "Annona"; The fruit is formed by the fusion of many mature ovaries and flower beds, resembling a Buddha's head, hence it is called Buddha's head fruit or Shakyamuni fruit. 3-5 meters high, thin bark, gray white in color, with many branches. The leaves are thin paper, arranged in two rows, elliptical or oblong in shape, with a sharp or blunt tip at the top, a wide wedge-shaped or circular base, and a pale green back; Flowers solitary or 2-4 clustered at the top of branches or opposite leaves, green yellow in color; The fruit is oblong in shape, hairless, yellow green in color, covered with a layer of white frost, and the flesh is creamy. The fruit period is from June to November.

Annona is a deciduous small tree in the Annona genus of the Annona family, which resembles lychee in appearance, hence the name "Annona"; The fruit is formed by the fusion of many mature ovaries and flower beds, resembling a Buddha's head, hence it is called Buddha's head fruit or Shakyamuni fruit. 3-5 meters high, thin bark, gray white in color, with many branches. The leaves are thin paper, arranged in two rows, elliptical or oblong in shape, with a sharp or blunt tip at the top, a wide wedge-shaped or circular base, and a pale green back; Flowers solitary or 2-4 clustered at the top of branches or opposite leaves, green yellow in color; The fruit is oblong in shape, hairless, yellow green in color, covered with a layer of white frost, and the flesh is creamy. The fruit period is from June to November.