The sepals are the outer three blades of the perianth. They are often coloured and if one notices the flower in early development, the flower is covered by the three green sepals which willl turn the characteristic colour (usually) of the perianth. J. Ferrier, Canada
a small leaf like thing called a sepal
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yes lily does fall of the roof but secretly the people strap her in a harnest
Lily is awakened by T. Ray running through the trees looking for her. He accuses her of being out in the backyard with someone, and he punishes her with kneeling on grits, a painful punishment she has been enduring since she was six. She is left with small welts all over her knees. Up until that point, Lily thought that maybe T. Ray loved her a bit, but afterwards she feels convinced that he does not.
There are many examples of commensalism in a river. One example is a frog sitting on a lily pad because the frog can rest and eat on it without hurting it.
Purple is the bloom color of the Lily-leaved Twayblade (Liparis lilifolia).Specifically, each sepal is pale green. Each side petal is purple. The lip may range from pale to brownish purple.
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True lilies are monocotyledonous - so always have floral parts in multiples of 3! Three petals and three sepals, with six stamens, and three carpels.
The sepal protects the petals and sexual organs of the flower.
The sepal protects the ovary and suports the flower.
The job of the sepal is to protect the flower bud.
a small leaf like thing called a sepal
Lilies have six petals or three petals and three sepals. Sometimes you can't tell the petal from the sepal. Each petal is sort of oval with some lilies having very large petals and others having smaller petals. Sometimes the petals are curved backwards such as the Turk's cap lily.
The sepal protects a flower's bud before it opens or blooms. The sepal is a green structure that also gives support to the petal once it blooms.
true or yes they do fertilization,seeds develop in plant's sepal.
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