1) Ament 2) Anthesis 3) Blossoming 4) Catkin 5) Catkinate 6) Corymb 7) Corymbose 8) Cyme 9) Florescence 10) Spicate 11) Umbel 12) Umbellar 13) Umbellate 14) Umbelliform
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1) Anthesis 2) Blossoming 3) Development 4) Efflorescence 5) Florescence 6) Flowering 7) Flowers collectively 8) Growing 9) Growth 10) Maturation 11) Ontogenesis 12) Ontogeny 13) The flowering part of a plant
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several flowers closely grouped together to form an efficient structured unit; the grouping or arrangement of flowers on a plant.
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the arrangement of flowers in relation to the axis and to each other
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process of producing flowers; flowering
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• (n.) A flowering; the putting forth and unfolding of blossoms. • (n.) An axis on which all the flower buds. • (n.) The mode of flowering, or the general arrangement and disposition of the flowers with reference to the axis, and to each other.
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The arrangement of flowers on the floral stem; a flower cluster.
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in a flowering plant, a cluster of flowers on a branch or a system of branches. An inflorescence is categorized on the basis of the arrangement of ... [13 related articles]
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The arrangement of flowers on the stem. Basically, a flower head.
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The arrangement of flowers and their associated parts.
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Technically, the way flowers are arranged in a cluster; generally, a flower cluster.
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Of flowers - usually arranged around a single axis, as in F. paniculata or F. arborescens.
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A cluster of flowers.
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A cluster of flowers.
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A group of flowers arising from one stem
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In`flo·res'cence noun [ Latin
inflorescens , present participle of
inflorescere to begin to blossom; prefix
in- in +
florescere to begin to blossom: confer French
inflorescence . See
Florescent .]
1. A flowering; the putting forth and unfolding of bl...
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A group of flowers arising from one stem
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Mode of flower-bearing; technically less correct but much more common in the sense of a flower-cluster.
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In botany, inflorescence is the mode of flowering of any species of plant, that is, the manner in which its blossoms are grouped together, and in some cases in which they successively open. The principal forms of inflorescence are the amentum, corymb, cyme, head or capitulum, fascicle, raceme, panicle, thyrsus, spike, whorl; centrifugal and centrip...
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A cluster of flowers.
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A cluster of flowers.
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Translations for „Inflorescence“ Become a Premium Member today! Latin name for the inflorescence (the glow); see under flower. Flower The beginning of this stage in the annual vegetative cycle of the vine. is about six to eight weeks after budding. The exact point in time depends on the year-specific temperature development, the ...
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In plants, a branch, or system of branches, bearing two or more individual flowers. Inflorescences can be divided into two main types: cymose (or definite) and racemose (or indefinite). In a cymose inflorescence, the tip of the main axis produces a single flower and subsequent flowers arise on lower side branches, as in forget-me-not &l...
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the arrangement of the flowers, used to collectively include the flowers, the rhachis and the peduncle
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a flowering or blossoming. · · the arrangement of flowers on the axis. · the flowering part of a plant. · a flower cluster. · flowers collectively.
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