throat of the flower
English translation: tubular part of the flower
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| 4 +1 | tubular part of the flower |
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| 4 | general term for the part of the flower that flares (opens up) |
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general term for the part of the flower that flares (opens up) Explanation: It's a general description of the part of the blossom/flower that begins to widen out towards the edges. |
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17 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1tubular part of the flower Explanation: This would only apply to tubular shaped flowers e.g. foxgloves, where the petals are joined at the end nearest the stalk and open out at the other end. |
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