zygomorphic

IPA: zˈɪgʌmˈɔrfɪk

adjective

  • (biology) having bilateral symmetry
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Examples of "zygomorphic" in Sentences

  • Freesias are zygomorphic, meaning that they grow along only the side of the stem.
  • [Wikipedia. com] Freesias are zygomorphic, meaning that they grow along only the side of the stem.
  • Lecythidaceae - Part II: the zygomorphic-flowered New World Genera (Couroupita, Corythophora, Bertholletia, Couratari, Eschweilera, & Lecythis).
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  • I am not sure whether such peloric flowers have ever been purely pollinated and their seed saved separately, but I have often observed that the race comes pure from the seed of the zygomorphic flowers.
  • Lateral pelories are generally of zygomorphic structure, though of course in a less degree than the normal bilabiate flowers, but they have unequal spurs, the middle one being of the ordinary length, the two neighboring being shorter, and those standing next to the opposite side of the flower being the shortest of all.
  • From these experiments, as well as from very numerous studies on the structure of the flower with reference to insect aid in fertilization, we are justified in the conclusion that all bright-colored flowers are, to a great extent, dependent upon insect aid for transferring the pollen from one flower to another, and that many, especially those with tubular or zygomorphic (bilateral) flowers are perfectly incapable of self-fertilization.

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