Flower Symmetry 

Actinomorphic
Symmetry occurs when the face of the flower has Radial Symmetry. Many lines can be drawn
through the center of the flower such that each half is the mirror image of the other.
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Water
Lily
(Nymphaea) |
Cactus
(Opuntia sp.) |
Passiflora
sp. |
A
Bromeliad |
Zygomorphic
Symmetry occurs when the face
of the flower has Bilateral Symmetry. Only one line through the center of the flower produces
mirror images.
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| Erythrina |
Strelitzia |
Pea
(Pisum) |
Paphiopedilum |