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A set of similar organs arranged in a circle around a central axis.<\/p>\n

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A ring-like arrangement of similar parts arising from a common point or node.<\/p>\n

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Ring of leaves or flowers radiating out horizontally from a central point.<\/p>\n

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Leaves, petals, or branches arranged in a ring manner.<\/p>\n

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More than two plant parts, such as leaves or flowers, attached in a circle around one point on a stalk.<\/p>\n

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Arrangement of similar anatomical parts, such as leaves or flowers, in a circle around a point on an axis.<\/p>\n

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A circular set of leaves or petals surrounding a stem.<\/p>\n

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A cycle or a verticil, that is, a group of leaves or other structures at a particular.<\/p>\n

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Arranged in a circle around the stem.<\/p>\n

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Three or more leaves or flower parts radiating outward from a stem node.<\/p>\n

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Usually of leaves, an arrangement where three or more arise at the same node, as in rhododendrons Flowers can grow in whorls around the stalk also, as in Primula malacoides.<\/p>\n

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Three or more parts attached at the same point along a stem and often surrounding the stem; usually referring to leaves.<\/p>\n

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Something wound in a continuous series of loops so as to resemble a coil of rope; used in forensic medicine to describe types of fingerprints. May also refer to a spiral arrangement of heart muscle fibers.<\/p>\n

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A spiral arrangement of cardiac muscle fibers.<\/p>\n

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Three or more flowers or leaves arranged in a ring.<\/p>\n

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Leaves or flowers arising from the same point and encircling the stem.<\/p>\n

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Hair that forms in a circular pattern on the crown of the head.<\/p>\n

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