Disk flower The tubular flower in the center of the usual Compositae inflorescence.
Dissected Cut, lacerated or divided in narrow, slender segments, said of fringed petals or leaves.
Dissectum Deeply cut, as in foliage.
Instead of a dark smooth disk, these varieties have fluffy yellow disk flowers in their centers. Although these disk flowers look like ray flowers, they do produce pollen and seeds.
'Goldsturm' orange coneflower is significant in its compact habit and 1-2-inch golden-yellow petals which encircle a nearly black cone of disk flowers.
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There's also a rust-colored disk flower at the center. Petals can be solid orange or red. The plants grow 1-2 feet high, and the leaves and stems are green and hairy.
 See also: Flower, Plant, Petal, Stem, Perennial
  
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