Daisies are an example of

A an angiosperm.

B a dicot.

C part of spermatophyte.

D all of the above.

option D

Explanation:

Daisies are angiosperm in that they are large flowering plant with a large, star-shaped head having clusters of florets surrounding a center disc of yellow or black florets. they are dicotyledonous plants in that they possess characteristics of a dicot plant that includes flowers in multiples of fours and fives, netlike veins, and a tap root. they are part of spermatophyte; a division of plants made up of seed bearing plants and is grouped into the gymnosperms and the angiosperm, the latter of which daises are examples of.