IPA: /pəˈlɔːrɪk/
KK: /pəˈlɔrɪk/
Describing a type of flower that has a mutation causing it to be symmetrical instead of its usual asymmetrical shape.
The peloric flowers in the garden attracted many curious visitors due to their unusual symmetry.
**Peloric** → It is derived from the Greek word "peloros" (meaning monstrous or abnormal). The term is used in botany to describe flowers that have an abnormal shape or structure. Thus, "peloric" refers to a condition of abnormality in floral morphology.
Think of the Greek word for monstrous ('peloros') to remember that 'peloric' describes flowers that have an abnormal shape.