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Dictionary » S » Sepals Sepalssepal (Science: botany) A member of the (usually green) outer whorl of non-fertile parts surrounding the fertile organs of a flower. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Do the staminate flowers of Quercus sp. ever form petals?That is really beautiful. yes the staminate flowers of Quercus alba (white oak) affection 5 or six sepals but allegedly no petals.
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Pathology HPV... considered to be sexually transmitted diseases, and the increased cancer risk mostly concerns women (especially cervical cancer). edit: okay, Sepals was faster :)
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Do the staminate flowers of Quercus sp. ever form petals?... what I hope is an easy question for a knowledgeable student/professional. The staminate flowers of Quercus alba (white oak) feature five or six sepals but apparently no petals. I'm wondering, do the staminate flowers of Quercus alba (or any Quercus species) feature petals at any point during ...
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Modern mitochondria... had before they acquired mitochondria. So far the discussion has been solely on the mitochondria themselves; what about the cells they inhabited? @Sepals - Thanks for those links; interesting stuff!
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