A lotus flower always has
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Petals
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Mud
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Roots
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Water
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Explanation
A lotus flower, by definition, must have petals - it's the defining structure of a flower. Mud, roots, and water are environmental factors, not intrinsic parts of the flower itself.
AI explanation
By definition, a lotus (like any flower) has petals — that's what makes it recognizable as a flower. It doesn't always grow in mud, always sit in water, or need visible roots to be identified as "a lotus flower" in the everyday sense, since the question is about the flower itself, not the whole plant. Petals are the one feature guaranteed to be present whenever something is called a flower.