what does it mean when sepals are lobed or toothed?
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A sepal is a part of the flower of angiosperms ( flowering plants). Usually green, sepals typically function as protection for the flower in bud, ... much reduced, appearing somewhat..
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》 The sepals are the lower, or outermost, part of the flower. They fold over the tender, closed bud and protect it from cold and other injuries while it is developing. Usually sepals are green. In many flowers, however, they are as colorful as the petals and increase the flower's attractiveness to insects.
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》 The sepals are the lower, or outermost, part of the flower. They fold over the tender, closed bud and protect it from cold and other injuries while it is developing. Usually sepals are green. In many flowers, however, they are as colorful as the petals and increase the flower's attractiveness to insects.
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