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Question
Write a difference between:
A Complete flower and an Incomplete Flower
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Solution
| A Complete flower | An Incomplete Flowers |
| A flower having all four whorls is said to be a complete Flower | A flower lacking one whorl out of the four whorls is said to be an incomplete flower |
| E.g. Cotton | E.g. Cucurbits |
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