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Question
State the location of the following in a flower:
Petals
Solution
Petals: Petals form the second whorl inner to the sepals. These are usually coloured, gaudy, or white in colour and scented and give a sweet smell. The value of a flower is due to the attractive colour of the petals. These attract the insects for pollination.
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