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radial symmetry

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radial symmetry [′rād·ē·əl ′sim·ə·trē]
(science and technology)
An arrangement of usually similar parts in a regular pattern around a central axis.
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Instead, she finds a solution in a single word, inflorescence, from the Latin in florescere, "to begin to bloom," that offers an image of transport: After leaf and petal fall, Up and down the graying bones, The innate structure of the flowers, You can see it when the finery is gone: How their blooming plans itself: Queen Anne--compound umbel, Exponential, known to sweep Entire fields in lacy white, coup After coup of radial symmetry.
Inflorescence by Wilson, Joyce / Harvard Review
Therefore, it has been assumed and experimentally detected that the morphology has radial symmetry and it varies from skin to core [7].
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The young pincushion-shaped gametophytes with photosynthetic lobes arising from the apex and sides of the solid base appear to have a radial symmetry (Figs.
The Gametophyte of Lycopodiella prostrata by Whittier, Dean P.; Carter, Richard / American Fern Journal
 
 
 
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