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barterboy | 11:48 Mon 03rd Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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struggling on two 18a/c brightly coloured part of the perianth of a plant ?e?a?s and 26 a/c ancient tyne/wear town many believe is site of camelot ..
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petals



gateshead

11:50 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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I think 18a is petals and have jusu posted a plea for explanation of why 26a might be Gateshead
11:50 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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18a sepals
11:53 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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tks thought it was petals but the clue implies a singular word rather than a plural....
11:53 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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Sepals
11:55 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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tks all guess i'll go with sepals
11:58 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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I would go for petals on 18a. Sepals are normally green and form a calyx tube under the corolla of petals.
12:06 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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tks solon....
12:08 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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The perianth is the "flower" of a plant made up of petals, sepals and all the naughty bits (anthers etc). Sepals are green in colour and the petals are the brightly coloured parts that attract insects.
12:15 Mon 03rd Apr 2006
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tks 2 u as well ulyssses100,,,,
12:17 Mon 03rd Apr 2006

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