#regular flower

• Actinomorphic — Relating to flowers or invertebrate organisms; characterized by perfect radial symmetry, allowing the body or organ to be divided into two perfectly symmetrical (mirrored) halves by two or more distinct vertical planes passing through the central axis. In structural botany, an actinomorphic flower (such as that of Rosaceae or Liliaceae) displays floral parts arranged in regular concentric circles, facilitating pollinator access from any direction.
• Anomaliflorous — Having anomalous, irregular, or asymmetric flowers; characteristic of plants whose floral elements (petals, sepals, or stamens) exhibit major structural or morphological deviations from the standard symmetrical pattern of their genus or family. This botanical epithet or descriptor is used rarely, especially to define monstrous varieties, teratological mutations, or hybrid evolutionary adaptations.