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The 12 pages that link to Petal, each with the reason it gives.

• FlowerBroader topic: Petals surround the reproductive organs and often help attract animal pollinators.

• BractCompared with: Showy bracts can look like petals but arise outside the flower's floral organs.

• PerianthBroader topic: Petals are the individual units of the perianth’s inner whorl.

• TepalCompared with: A tepal is not clearly distinct from this inner floral part.

• CorollaBroader topic: Each petal is one component of the corolla.

• SepalRelated: Petals sit just inside the sepals in the typical flower.

• Floral formulaRelated: Petals form the corolla and are counted as a distinct floral whorl.

• Cherry blossomBroader topic: The conspicuous petals give many ornamental cherry blossoms their display.

• CommelinaceaeRelated: The family is noted for flowers commonly organized around three petals.

• BougainvilleaCompared with: Bougainvillea’s showy bracts are often mistaken for petals, but they are modified leaves.

• DianthusRelated: The showy, often toothed or fringed petals are a signature feature of many Dianthus flowers.

• Dianthus caryophyllusBroader topic: Carnation petals form the ruffled, often fringed display prized in cultivation.