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The petal is an integral part of the corolla in the flower, an internal component of the perianth, and an integral part of the flower. The interior of the perianth is generally divided into petals and calyx, but the petals of some flowers are very similar to the calyx, when they are collectively referred to as petals. The petals of typical flowers are very bright in color and shape, and they surround the flower's reproductive organs. The number of petals is often a sign of the classification of flowers: dicots generally have four or five petals, while monocots generally have three or three multiple petals. Petals are generally the most conspicuous part of a flower. The distribution of petals or the entire structure of the perianth is not radioactive or bilaterally symmetrical. The shape and size of the petals of the former are basically similar. The shape and size of the petals of the latter can be very different. The petals of orchids are bilaterally symmetrical.