Solitary cyme type of flowers are seen in 

An inflorescence characterized by bearing a single flower is referred to as a solitary cyme. In this type, only one flower develops at the tip of the peduncle. A common example of a plant exhibiting a solitary cyme is Hibiscus. This arrangement is straightforward and distinct, allowing the flower to stand out prominently at the apex. Other plants with similar floral patterns also showcase solitary flowers as a defining feature of their growth.