A flower that lacks any one of its floral parts might be called:
A)misrepresented.
B)misinterpreted.
C)fatally flawed.
D)incomplete.
E)mostly completE.

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When a flower lacks any one of its floral parts, it is considered incomplete because it does not have all the necessary components for reproduction. Choices A, B, and C do not accurately describe the situation of a missing floral part. Choice E implies that the flower is almost complete, which is not the case when a necessary part is missing.

A Flower That Lacks Any One of Its Floral Parts