Censor mechanism of dispersal of seeds is found in A. Pea B. Poppy C. Cotton D. Maize

The correct answer is B. Poppy.

The censor mechanism of dispersal of seeds is found in poppy. This mechanism involves the use of a small, lightweight structure called a pappus to help the seed disperse. The pappus is attached to the seed and helps to catch the wind, which carries the seed away from the parent plant.

The other options are incorrect because they do not use a censor mechanism to disperse

• Pea
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  seeds are dispersed by animals, which eat the peas and then excrete the seeds in their droppings.
• Cotton seeds are dispersed by the wind, which blows the seeds away from the parent plant.
• Maize seeds are dispersed by humans, who harvest the maize and then plant the seeds in a new location.