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Petals come to each other but do not overlap in valvate/imbricate aestivation.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Estivation**: - Estivation refers to the arrangement of petals (corolla) and sepals (calyx) in a flower. It describes how these floral parts are positioned relative to one another when the flower is in bud form. **Hint**: Remember that estivation is all about the arrangement of flower parts before they bloom. 2. **Types of Estivation**: ...
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