How do you think petals protect the internal structures of a plant?

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KOssi asked Oct 14, 2022

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How do you think petals protect the internal structures of a plant?

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hmm that is a very tricky question. probably from over flooding with water

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The petals of the flowers grow and fall off to make new ones when you feed it so it can survive again .

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