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Name two plants in which one has joined sepals and the other has separate sepals.
Q13. Name two plants in which one has joined sepals and the other has separate sepals.
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These two plants are given below, in which one has:
Jointed sepals - cotton and tomato.
Separate sepals - mustard and lotus.
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