Sepal

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Plant, Botany & Anatomy

Definition: A sepal is a part of a flower that typically functions as protection for the flower in bud and often supports the petals when in bloom.

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Sepals are also known as calyx leaves, and they belong to the Plant, Botany & Anatomy

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Q1: What is the function of sepals in cannabis?
A1: In cannabis, sepals protect the developing flower and support the reproductive structures, ensuring the plant's health and growth.

Q2: Are sepals and petals the same?
A2: No, sepals are typically green and protect the flower in bud, while petals are often colourful and attract pollinators.

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