What is the Opposite of Peloric? A Different Phal in Bloom

[Brutal_Dreamer]

To quote Alex Challis:
The production of a structure that strays from its normal morphology is described as teratological, teratology being the study of plant "monsters and monstrosities.'' These mistakes in the morphology of a plant structure occur in various ways. These include fasciations, an enlargement and flattening of a plant structure, especially the inflorescence; peltation, the formation of leaf-like structures in place of perianth segments; and peloria, an abnormal regularity occurring in normally irregular flowers.

Thanks Don!

Cheers,
BD