MCQ
Ray florets of sunflower $(Compositae)$ are
- ABisexual
- ✓Unisexual
- CAsexual
- DNone of these
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Unisexual
b
(b) Ray florets are always unisexual pistillate or neuter in heterogamous head inflorescence. In homogamous head, these are bisexual.
(b) Ray florets are always unisexual pistillate or neuter in heterogamous head inflorescence. In homogamous head, these are bisexual.
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