A typical flower in the Asteraceae family has 10 petals.

A typical sunflower head can produce around 1000 seeds.

In 10 years, the plant will complete 5 generations (10 years / 2 years per generation).

The total number of seeds produced would be 150 fruits * 5 seeds per fruit = 750 seeds.

The distance would be 50m * 2^5 = 1600m after 5 generations.

In a 3:1 ratio, 75 out of 100 offspring would be expected to show the dominant trait.

If 60% are hermaphroditic, then 40% are dioecious, which equals 80 dioecious plants in a population of 200.

One anther usually produces 4 pollen grains per microspore mother cell, leading to 8 pollen grains in total.

On average, a typical angiosperm ovary contains about 10 ovules.

Diploid cells have two sets of chromosomes, so the typical number is 46.