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Class 2 Reflex : The florets in this class curve downward and overlap, similar to bird plumage.
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Class 3 Regular Incurve : The florets smoothly incurve and form a ball.
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Class 5 Intermediate Incurve : This bloom with shorter florets, only partially incurving with full centers, but giving a more open appearance.
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Class 6 Pompon : A small globular bloom, somewhat flat when young but fully round when mature.
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Class 7 Single and Semi-Double : A daisy-like flower with a center disk and one or more rows of ray florets.
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Class 8 Anemone : Blooms are similar to the semi-doubles, but have a raised cushion-like center.
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Class 9 Spoon : Same as the semi-double, except the ray florets are like spoons at the tips.
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Class 10 Quill : The florets are straight and tubular with open tips.