Is rose pedicellate or sessile

Answer 1

Roses typically have pedicellate flowers, meaning that their flowers are borne on a stalk called a pedicel. This structure allows the blooms to be elevated above the foliage, which can be beneficial for pollination and aesthetics. However, some rose varieties may have flowers that appear more sessile, or directly attached to the stem without a noticeable stalk, but this is less common. Overall, the majority of rose flowers are considered pedicellate.