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偽花ぎか

ぎか · gika

Pseudanthium, flower head

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How it’s used

A technical botanical term for a structure that looks like a single flower but is actually a cluster of small flowers, encountered in plant descriptions, textbooks, or gardening references.

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The flower head of a sunflower is composed of many small florets.

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The pseudanthium of this plant has a very complex structure.

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What does 偽花 mean?

Pseudanthium, flower head.

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ぎか (gika). Press Listen above to hear it.

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Pseudanthium, flower head