discifloral
adjective
dis·ci·flo·ral
¦dis(k)ə¦flōrəl,
-lȯr-
variants or less commonly disciflorous
-rəs
: having flowers with the receptacle enlarged into a conspicuous disc (as in the Rutaceae and other families of dicotyledons)
Word History
Etymology
disc- + floral or -florous
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