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\"\"<\/a>(In Compositae\/Asteraceae) the actinomorphic or sometimes bilabiate florets in the centre of the capitulum.<\/p>\n

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The radially symmetrical flower of an Asteraceae inflorescence, different from the bilaterally symmetrical ray florets.<\/p>\n

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One of the tubular florets in a flower-head in the Daisy and Teasel families etc.<\/p>\n

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One of the tiny flowers that make up the disc, or center of the flowerhead, as opposed to the ring of more showy ray florets.<\/p>\n

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The small, usually tubular central florets of a compound flowerhead, typical of the daisy family (Compositae).<\/p>\n

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Small, often tubular floret, which, along with many, forms the centre of a compound flower head, such as a daisy.<\/p>\n

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