How many petals does daisy have?

Answer 1

The daffodil is a monocot. Each flower of the daffodil has a central corona surrounded by 6 floral leaves called the perianth. In the case of double or triple daffodil cultivars, the increase would be by 6.
Each flower of the daffodil has a central corona surrounded by 6 floral leaves called the perianth. In the case of double or triple daffodil cultivars, the increase would be by 6.

Answer 2

In a recent investigation of 124 daisies (British uncultivated garden daisies - Bella perennis) by the students of St Richard's School, Herefordshire, the average was 42, with a standard deviation of 6, so most daisies have between 30 and 54 petals.

Daisies and I believe all plants have petals, berry buds, or leaf clusters within the Fibonacci sequence of 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377... The only variances are mutations due to environmental (3D) conditions or from 4D/5D evolutionary factors.

Elsewhere posted on the net regarding this I found: "Among common varieties, black-eyed Susans have 13 petals, shasta daisies have 21 and field daisies have 34." all a part of the sequence.

Answer 3

Countless. The dandelion flower is of the capitulum (daisy) type. This means that instead of one big flower it is a like a bunch of tiny flowers all crammed onto one head.The 'petals' on a dandelion are the outer rows of specialised flowers (florets) and the disk in the center (if present) is comprised of flatter, less showy flowers. Since there is a great deal of variation amongst dandelions and the flowers are so complex there is no given number of petals.

Answer 4

The daffodil is a monocot. Each flower of the daffodil has a central corona surrounded by 6 floral leaves called the perianth. In the case of double or triple daffodil cultivars, the increase would be by 6.
Each flower of the daffodil has a central corona surrounded by 6 floral leaves called the perianth. In the case of double or triple daffodil cultivars, the increase would be by 6.