What is another word for zygomorphic?
Pronunciation: [zˌa͡ɪɡəmˈɔːfɪk] (IPA) 
Zygomorphic is a term used in botany to describe a flower that is bilaterally symmetrical, with a single line of symmetry dividing the flower into two identical halves. Some synonyms for zygomorphic include "bilabiate," meaning two-lipped; "irregular," referring to the flower's asymmetry; and "zygosepalous," indicating that the sepals (the outer part of the flower) are fused together along one side. Other related terms include "actinomorphic," which describes a flower that is radially symmetrical, with multiple lines of symmetry, and "homochlamydeous," which refers to a flower with petals that are uniform in shape and size. These terms are useful in describing the various forms of floral symmetry that exist in the plant world.
