IPA: /ˈpɛrɪɡən/
KK: /pɛrɪgən/
A term used to describe a floral structure that includes the outer parts of a flower, such as petals and sepals, or a geometric concept referring to a full circle or round angle.
The botanist explained that the perigon is essential for understanding the flower's structure.
Perigon is derived from the Greek "peri-" (meaning around) and "gonia" (meaning angle). The word refers to a complete angle or a circle, encompassing all angles around a point.
Think of 'around' ('peri-') and 'angle' ('gonia') to remember that 'perigon' refers to a complete angle or circle.