Is it true that the blooming of flowers is an irreversible change?

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The above statement is true.
If a change cannot be reversed, it is said to be irreversible. New materials are always formed during an irreversible change. The act of burning is an example of irreversible change. When wood is burned, it produces ash and smoke. The transformation of a bud into a flower is a natural process that is also irreversible because the flower cannot be turned back into a bud.

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