A flower that can be split vertically through its axis into two equal halves but has unequal halves if split in any other way is said to be/have

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Bilateral symmetry in flowers refers to the characteristic where a flower can be divided into two equal halves along only one plane, which is typically vertical. This means that if you split the flower in any other way, the halves won't be equal, matching the description given.

A Flower That Can Be Split Vertically Through Its Axis