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Created on Feb 27, 2024

This animated visualization grows a flowering plant from a central stem, with five blossoms unfurling their petals in sequence. Each flower’s petals radiate outward from its center, expanding via `transition` on `r` attributes over two seconds. The code uses D3’s `select` and data joins to append SVG circles and paths, while a light-blue background, green leaves, and a brown vase complete the scene. The rendering relies on D3’s `transition` API for smooth growth, with flower positions and sizes hardcoded in the `flowers` array.

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