Epicalyx & Sepal: Plant Anatomy Basics

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The discussion centers on the correct labeling of plant anatomical structures, specifically the epicalyx and sepal. Gracy is advised that the epicalyx is the rosette of bracts located outside the sepal. There is uncertainty regarding the identification of these structures, suggesting that knowing the specific flower in question could clarify the labeling. The conversation emphasizes the importance of accurate terminology in plant anatomy.

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Gracy, I feel the epicalyx is the rosette of bracts OUTER to the sepal.
Maybe the one you labelled as epicalyx should be calyx and the one you labelled as sepal, should be the epicalyx. I'm not a 100% sure.
By the way, which flower is this. Knowing that, could help you.
 

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