Catacorolla

/ˌkætəkəˈrɑlə/ noun

In botany, a calyx-like appendage or structure that resembles a corolla (flower petals) but is positioned differently, or a crown-like feature on certain flowers.

From 'cata-' (down) + 'corolla' (Latin for little crown, from corona). This technical botanical term describes a modified or atypical petal arrangement.

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