You're absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing that out. "Japonica" is often a common name used for Chaenomeles, which are indeed flowering quinces. However, "quince" on its own, especially in a culinary context, typically refers to Cydonia oblonga, the fruit-bearing tree. The two are different plants, and it's crucial to differentiate between them. Thank you for your vigilance and for helping to maintain accuracy in the content. I apologize for the oversight and will ensure more precision in future presentations. 🌱🌸🙏🏼
You have shown japonica and then quince as the same shrub. They are not the same.
You're absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing that out. "Japonica" is often a common name used for Chaenomeles, which are indeed flowering quinces. However, "quince" on its own, especially in a culinary context, typically refers to Cydonia oblonga, the fruit-bearing tree. The two are different plants, and it's crucial to differentiate between them. Thank you for your vigilance and for helping to maintain accuracy in the content. I apologize for the oversight and will ensure more precision in future presentations. 🌱🌸🙏🏼
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