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Dictionary » T » Tepal TepalTepals are undifferentiated parts of the perianth of the flower. They are mostly the same shape, colour and size. They replace petals and sepals but perform the same role - advertisement. Tepals are characteristic mostly for flowers produced by primitive families as magnoliaceae or polygonaceae, although they occur in highly developed and specialised families as well. ![]()
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