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Ray florets of sunflower (Compositae) are
Ray florets of sunflower (Compositae) are
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The correct option is B Unisexual
Flowers in the Asteraceae (Sunflower family) are really composed of many tiny flowers called as florets. There are two types of florets: ray florets and disc florets. Disk florets make up the centre of a flower head. They are complete, actinomorphic and bisexual. Ray florets are arranged around the circumference of the central disc called , these are non-reproductive female flowers i.e incomplete, zygomorphic and unisexual.
So, the correct answer is 'unisexual'
Flowers in the Asteraceae (Sunflower family) are really composed of many tiny flowers called as florets. There are two types of florets: ray florets and disc florets. Disk florets make up the centre of a flower head. They are complete, actinomorphic and bisexual. Ray florets are arranged around the circumference of the central disc called , these are non-reproductive female flowers i.e incomplete, zygomorphic and unisexual.
So, the correct answer is 'unisexual'
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