a flower with labeled parts

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a flower with labeled parts

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Enhanced Promptpetals, delicate pink hue, velvety softness, numerous, intricately arranged around a central axis, layered in a spiral pattern, curved edges, gentle ruffled texture, prominent veins, subtle scent, varying lengths, slightly overlapping, tightly packed, stem, sturdy yet slender, smooth surface, slightly woody texture, slightly ridged, supports the weight of the flower, attaches to the base, provides structural integrity, attached to the plant, extends upwards towards sunlight, leaf nodes, small, oval-shaped, alternate arrangement, pointed tip, serrated edges, dark green color, leathery texture, provide photosynthesis, protect the stem, attach to the petiole, petiole, short, thick, woody texture, connects the leaf node to the stem, allows for flexibility, supports the leaf, attaches to the stem, sepals, three, greenish-yellow color, triangular shape, fused together, protective role, enclose the bud during development, eventually fall away, stamen, six, long, thin, yellow filaments, attached to the center of the flower, produce pollen, responsible for fertilization, anthers, yellow, elongated, contain pollen sacs, release pollen grains, pistils, one, long, cylindrical, sticky stigma, collects pollen, ovary, below the stigma, contains ovules, where fertilization occurs, styles, narrow, tubular, connect the ovary to the stigma, support the growth of the reproductive structures, receptacle, flat, disc-shaped, supports the flower, attaches to the peduncle, peduncle, slender, green, supports the flower, attaches to the stem, calyx, cup-like structure, protects the flower, composed of fused sepals, opens to reveal the flower, pedicel, short, stout, attaches the flower to the stem, provides structural support, supports the flower's weight, attaches to the axil.