difference between alocasia and colocasia
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The Colocasia tubers are banded, large and swollen. On the other hand, the tubers ofAlocasia are thin and longer.
Alocasia plants have an extended corm whereas the corm ofcolocasia is less rounded
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Another difference between the plants is one that is below the ground. Alocasia develops both tubers and rhizomes. To propagate Alocasia, a tuber is separated from the main growth and replanted. Alternatively, the rhizomes can be divided and planted separately to start new plants. Colocasia produces only tubers.
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