Having a single set or whorl of petals, or petals arranged in a simple way without duplication.
From Greek 'haplous' (single) + 'petalon' (petal) + '-ous' (full of). Used in botanical descriptions of flower structure.
This describes flowers with uncomplicated petal arrangements—simple and elegant, like nature's original design before flowers started showing off with layers of petals!
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