Leonardo da Vinci first recognized the 2/5 arrangement of leaves; that arrangement possesses this property.
Leonardo da Vinci first recognized the 2/5 arrangement of leaves; that arrangement possesses this property. Two special forms of this happen when an organism repeats one part either four or five times; those are called tetramerism and pentamerism. This property is usually prevalent in animals that are either slow-moving or entirely sessile, and some phyla exhibit this feature only upon maturity, such as Echinodermata. Name this type of symmetry in which an organism is roughly similar through planes cut through it, contrasted with bilateral symmetry.
Leonardo da Vinci first recognized the 2/5 arrangement of leaves; that arrangement possesses this property.
{radial} symmetry