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This example uses D3 v4 to draw a single flower petal as an SVG path. The petal shape is defined by a five-point path array with cubic Bézier curves and straight line segments. The code appends the path to an SVG canvas and applies a black stroke, though no fill is set. The rendering approach relies on SVG path data, and the example appears to be a minimal starting point for building a flower or geometric pattern.

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