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Semi-Technical Description of Liliaceae

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When perianth is not divided into calyx and corolla it is called tepal.

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Tepal is the perianth of the flower in which the calyx and corolla are nearly indistinguishable, as in tulips or lilies. The tepals are formed by the petals and the sepals together.

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