Sepals

The sepals of the daisy flower are narrow and pointed.

The sepals of a peach protect the seed inside.

The sepals of a pumpkin protect the seeds inside the fruit.

The sepals of a bell pepper protect the seeds during development.

The sepals of a pomegranate protect the seeds during growth.

The sepals protect the developing flower bud from damage.

The sepals of this plant are fused together, forming a cup-like structure.

The sepals of this flower have a fuzzy texture.

You can remove the sepals from a flower before arranging it in a vase.

The sepals of this tulip are the same color as its petals.

The apple's sepals protected it during its growth.

The sepals on this particular plant were very large and provided extra protection for the delicate flower bud.

The sepals of the orchid are often mistaken for its petals due to their similar appearance.

She counted the number of sepals on the wildflower she had just picked and noted it in her notebook.

The delicate sepals of the lily were easily damaged by the wind, so she took extra care when arranging them in a vase.

The seeds of the pumpkin are surrounded by a tough sepals layer.

The papaya's sepals are easily removed before eating.

The pineapple's sepals are prickly and difficult to remove.

The pomegranate's sepals are tough and leathery.

The villagers traveled across the bay using a sepals.

The fisherman anchored his sepals by the shore.

The fishermen are repairing the sepals before going fishing.

The sepals is known for its stability in rough waters.

The sepals is an integral part of the fishing culture in the Philippines.

The fishermen used their sepals to navigate the shallow waters of the bay.

The striking sepals of the South American plant made it a popular choice for ornamental gardens.

The beach was scattered with seashells, including a few with intricate sepals.

The gardener was delighted to find a South American plant with such showy sepals.

The sepals of the daisy were thin and delicate.

Some plants have brightly colored sepals that are showier than their petals.

The garden was full of beautiful flowers with delicate sepals.

The locals gather for a fishing trip using the sepals.

The South American plant's sepals had a velvety texture that made them stand out.

The sepals of the flower were the most striking feature of the plant.

The unique South American plant has petals that are smaller than its sepals.

The sepals of the tulip flower are smooth and slightly rounded at the tips.

Sepals are often mistaken for leaves due to their similar appearance.

The number of sepals on a flower can vary depending on the species.

The red sepals of the plant stood out among the green foliage.

The sepals of the rose flower were still tightly wrapped around the petals.

The plant's sepals were a deep shade of red, almost like a ruby.

The sepals of the daffodil are longer than its petals.

The locals use the sepals to transport goods to the other side of the island.

The sepals is made from bamboo and other materials.

The garden featured an impressive display of sepals on the rare South American plant.

The fishermen would often spend entire days on their sepals, waiting for the perfect catch.

The sepals act as a protective layer for the developing flower bud.

The fisherman found a few sepals in his net while fishing for shrimp.

The sepals of this rose are a deep shade of green.

The locals would travel from island to island on their sepals, carrying goods and supplies.