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When a shoot tip transforms into a flower, the flower is
Aalways in clusters
Balways solitary
Calways bisexual
Dalways sessile
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. always solitary
A shoot tip that turns into a flower ends growth of that axis, so the flower is solitary.
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