Essential organs in a typical flower are always protected by non-reproductive parts.

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In a typical flower, the reproductive parts or essential organs, i.e., the androecium and the gynoecium are protected by the non-essential or non-reproductive parts, i.e., the calyx and corolla. It is important to protect the reproductive structures from external environmental conditions as they are involved in gamete formation and other processes in sexual reproduction.

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Essential organs in a typical flower are always protected by non-reproductive parts.

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