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Tulip on the plot of land. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tulip on the plot of land. The Tulip is a perennial flowering plant, belongs to the division angiosperms, class monocotyledons and order Liliaceae, the family Liliaceae, the genus Tulip. Tulips are herbaceous plants that have a very short growing season. Tulip flowers consist of three inner and three outer petals. Hybrid types of tulips may have more petals. Usually a single Bud is formed on a single plant, although there are types of tulips that are characterized by the development of several buds. The shape of the Tulip flower can be oval, star-shaped, Cup-shaped, Terry, goblet-shaped or fringed, and the color of the Tulip can be one-color, mixed or two-color.