Sepals are typically green, leaf-like structures located at the base of a flower. They enclose and protect the developing flower bud before it opens.
Sepals - greenish leaves right below petals- protects the flower during development
| Front | Sepals |
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| Back | - greenish leaves right below petals - protects the flower during development |
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