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complete flower

  1. A flower having all four floral parts: sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels.

  2. Compare incomplete flower See also perfect flower



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In Don Giovanni Mozart gave us his richest and most complete flower of operatic work.

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Onions, who faces a two-month lay-off with back trouble, and Sidebottom, whose injury concerns are more persistent and varied, will complete Flower's shortlist of six if they can recover fitness.

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The flowers of the Cherry or Apple will show the four kinds of organs that belong to a complete flower.

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The fourth glume is a little longer than the third, lanceolate, acuminate, with infolded margins 5- or 6-nerved, paleate and enclosing a complete flower.

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The complete flower is the lowest and the tendency for imperfection is in the upper flowers.

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