What is actinomorphic?
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Actinomorphic is a greek and German word made of half German and half Greek word “Actino” and “morphos” respectively the meaning it denotes is “ anything which can be radially divided into two equal halves or parts from any plane is known to be actinomorphic”. For e.g. :- flower of Hibiscus.
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Actinomorphic is a greek and German word made of half German and half Greek word “Actino” and “morphos” respectively the meaning it denotes is “ anything which can be radially divided into two equal halves or parts from any plane is known to be actinomorphic”. For e.g. :- flower of Hibiscus.
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Rather than actinomorphic (regular), a flower can be zygomorphic (irregular). When flowers are zygomorphic, they are only bilaterally symmetrical, meaning they are able to be bisected into two halves, forming mirror images. Snapdragon and Gladiolus flowers (Iridaceae) are zygomorphic, rather than actinomorphic.
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