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The large, conspicuous, white inflorescences, layered branching pattern, and pagoda like shape of the tree make it a good garden ornamental.

The number of regeneration inflorescences showed positive correlation with the rate of regeneration flowering branches.

The term is sometimes applied to cymose inflorescences, in which growth ceases with the production of a terminal flower bud.

Inflorescences either terminal or axillary; styles completely united into a column; disk conspicuous, convex.

Dew no longer causes the bracts to open after the inflorescences have been exposed to rain or have imbibed water over long periods.

The position of female inflorescences of trees in peripheral parts of the crown may also augment the probability of pollination .

There are unbranched plants with flowers sessile at nodes of the main stem that do not form lateral spike like inflorescences.

Inflorescences pedunculate, capitate, surrounded by a campanulate involucre, several flowered.

However, the embryoid yield trended to decline with the prolongation of pretreatment time of inflorescences.

This species is distinct in always having a globose tuber, capitate inflorescences, and a narrow, smooth achene.

Inflorescences axillary, unbranched, usually bisexual, sometimes unisexual, female flowers few, proximal, male flowers distal.

The architecture of inflorescences diverged during the evolution of distinct plant families by mechanisms that remain unknown.

Inflorescences terminal. Flowers bisexual, zygomorphic.

Male inflorescences capitate, with a receptacle and involucres.

Leaves usually alternate, lateral veins conspicuous; inflorescences much branched; calyx exterior deep brown- purple to almost black.

Inflorescences indeterminate, racemose, elongate, and stem like or condensed and umbellate, with each flower subtended by a single leaf.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, racemose or paniculate, sometimes clustered in leaf axils, often bracteate or bracteolate.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, racemose, sometimes pseudo-umbellate, rarely in large panicles, or flowers solitary.

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, spicate, often paniculate, axes lengthening in fruit, densely gray pubescent.

Inflorescences axillary, fasciculate, cymose, rarely racemose, or flowers solitary.

Inflorescences terminal or leaf-opposed, unbranched, bisexual, male flowers distal, female flowers proximal.

flower - edible plants are wild or cultivated plants whose flower parts ( petals , flower buds , inflorescences ) can be used as vegetables.

Branches slender, pith narrow and solid; inflorescences both terminal and axillary; stipules obsolete or inconspicuous.

Flowers opposite leaves on lower part of stems and upward, or several flowers at apices of stems and branches forming short inflorescences.

Inflorescences appearing before leaves, fasciculate.

Flowers axillary, sometimes produced from old woody stems, solitary, fasciculate, or arranged in inflorescences.

Inflorescences terminal, branched thyrses, female inflorescences narrow and shorter than male.

Male inflorescences axillary, spicate, many-flowered, shortly pedunculate.

Inflorescences large terminal panicles; fruiting calyx very elongated, enclosing fruit.

Young branches, leaves, and inflorescences densely woolly tomentose, later glabrescent.

Inflorescences terminal, paniculate or racemose-paniculate.

Inflorescences various, from single flowers to umbellate, corymbose, racemose or cymose-paniculate.

Inflorescences terminal, capitate, globose, many flowered, with involucre of green leaflike bracts.

Inflorescences axillary, rarely terminal, cymose, rarely thyrsoid.

Inflorescences axillary, fasciculate, cymose, or flowers solitary.

veins pinnate. Male inflorescences discoid, fleshy, many-flowered, without interfloral bracteoles, pedunculate.

Inflorescences paniculate, rarely capitate.

Inflorescences containing male and female flowers, paniculate, with few short branches, longer than petioles.

Buds, branches, leaf blades, inflorescences, and flowers with sparse to dense usually stellate hairs, often mixed with simple hairs.

Plant sometimes spiny, particularly on juvenile growth; bisexual inflorescences sometimes present; pistillode absent.

Young branches, petioles, petiolules, and inflorescences light brown pubescent.

Inflorescences axillary, on leafless axillary shoots, shoots slender, spike like, often branched.

Young branches and inflorescences densely stellate-pubescent; leaves yellow-brown when dry, base with cupular glands.

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, loosely fasciculate or racemose and few flowered or flowers solitary.

Inflorescences axillary, simple or branched spikes crowded toward branchlet apex and forming a large, often dense, bracteate panicle.

Stems filiform, less than 1 mm in diam. Inflorescences lateral, compact glomerules, few to many flowered.

Leaves opposite. Inflorescences terminal or axillary irregular thyrses.

Female inflorescences paniculate, longer than petioles, often drooping.

Inflorescences racemelike, sometimes reduced to a solitary terminal flower.

stipules absent. Inflorescences simple or complex cymes, sometimes reduced to sessile clusters, often in a thyrse or 1-flowered.

Inflorescences axillary glomerules borne toward apex of branches, forming small panicles.

tendrils trifurcate, sometimes tip of lower tendril branch with vestiges of abortive inflorescences.

Inflorescences axillary, between leaves or basal to leaves, racemose or in female plants often reduced to solitary flowers.

Perennial herbs, unarmed or prickly; inflorescences developing from mixed buds also producing leaves, basally without persistent bracts.

Petiolules, leaflet blades, leaf rachises, and inflorescences villous.

Inflorescences cymose, usually axillary; stigma swollen, lobed.

Leaflet margin sparsely serrate; inflorescences terminal or nearly axillary.

Bract keeled; bracteoles distinct; inflorescences of spikes, flowers sunken into rachis.

anthers oblong. Female inflorescences crowded in apical leaf axils among leaflike bracts and bracteoles.

Inflorescences usually with conspicuous bracts; flowers solitary to several in short racemes or corymbs.

Young branches, petioles, abaxial surface of leaf blade, and inflorescences sparsely pubescent. Leaf blade oblanceolate or lanceolate.

Inflorescences paniculate, terminal or lateral, generally composed of small cymes.

Inflorescences axillary, often cauliflorous, compound spike like or racemelike panicles, pendent, many flowered.

Inflorescences sometimes borne on main branches or trunk, unisexual, capitate, many-flowered.

Inflorescences paniculate, many flowered.

leaflet blades with margin entire. Inflorescences generally axillary thyrses or spikes.

Inflorescences terminal, spicate or capitate, elongated in fruit; bracts obovate.

Inflorescences pedunculate capitula; middle part of calyx tube persistent and beak like at apex of fruit.

Leaves alternate. Inflorescences from persistent scaly bracts.

Inflorescences axillary from leafless buds, cymose-paniculate.

Inflorescences axillary or subterminal thyrses. Flowers small.

Male inflorescences spikes, solitary or clustered, or grouped into axillary or terminal panicles.

Inflorescences paniculate-corymbose, axillary or terminal, few to many flowered.

Inflorescences terminal, umbellate or racemose, few flowered or flower solitary.

Petiolules, leaflet blades, leaf rachises, and inflorescences not villous.

Inflorescences small, furcate, compressed at anthesis, elongated in fruit.

Shrubs evergreen. Young branchlets, annual branches, and inflorescences densely pubescent.

Inflorescences axillary, unbranched, usually ca. as long as leaves, shortly tomentose.

Inflorescences racemose or spicate, usually elongated.

Inflorescences terminal or rarely axillary, umbellate.

Inflorescences various, but often with vegetative branches arising within them.

Leaves ternate . Flowers in terminal, many-flowered inflorescences.

Inflorescences scapose, umbellate, with bracts.

female inflorescences solitary, axillary or inserted in base of male inflorescences.

Young branches and inflorescences with densely scurfy stellate scale-hairs; leaves glaucous-gray, base with semiorbicular glands.

Young branches, young leaves, and inflorescences with rust-colored stellate scales or simple hairs.

Female inflorescences borne toward the apex of new shoots, axillary, solitary, ca. 1 cm, tomentose.

Sepals valvate; leaflets abaxially without naked glands; inflorescences tomentose.

Inflorescences short paniculate, terminal, or flowers in clusters.

tendrils bifurcate, sometimes apex with reduced trace of inflorescences.

Stem white villous; tepals rigid after anthesis; inflorescences silvery.

Inflorescences racemose or in axillary umbellate fascicles, rarely dichotomous and terminal flowers reduced, or 1-flowered.

branchlets, petioles, young leaf blades abaxially, and inflorescences densely covered with grayish, crisp minute hairs.

indumentum especially of young plant parts and inflorescences reddish to yellowish.

Inflorescences axillary from leafless buds, racemose.

Inflorescences without leaflike bracts.

Herbs annual. Inflorescences terminal and axillary clusters, often forming panicles, sometimes 1-flowered.

Inflorescences terminal, many flowered.

Inflorescences of solitary flowers or cymes often resembling fascicles.

Inflorescences extra-axillary and sometimes terminal, lax cymose.

flowers female or perfect, sometimes whole inflorescences female.

Inflorescences racemose, rachis elongate; corolla suburceolate to tubular; seeds angled or rounded.

Capsule subglobose to broadly ellipsoid, apex not mucronate; inflorescences corymbose, flowers lax.

Neither high irradiance nor high shading levels were of significant benefit to form inflorescences, buds and root tubers in this study.

Branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences without stipitate glands.

Having said so, this is the best year I have had on plumeria, both on the number of trees and the number of inflorescences.

Stems, leaves, and inflorescences glabrescent. Fl. early summer, fr. late autumn.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, elongate racemelike thyrses, unbranched [rarely branched]; bracts 2-glandular [or glandular].

Shrubs or trees, unarmed, without rust-colored villosulous indumentum on terminal and axillary buds or young inflorescences.

Female inflorescences axillary, in a rosette.

Branchlets red; leaflets narrowly oblong, narrowly ovate, or narrowly obovate-elliptic, abaxially and on inflorescences sparsely pubescent.

Inflorescences axillary, solitary or several in clusters or on condensed short shoot.

Shrubs or trees. Branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences yellow-brown circinate tomentose.

Inflorescences developing with cladodes or very soon afterward.

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, elongated in fruit.

Inflorescences axillary or lateral, produced with young leaves, paniculate or racemose, pendent, flowers 1 per bract.

Young branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences slightly yellowish brown to gray-white tomentose.

Branchlets, petioles, and inflorescences with purplish black or purplish brown stipitate glands.

Inflorescences often capitate, few flowered.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, paniculate or in loose racemes.

Inflorescences umbels, sessile, borne on midvein of leaf blade, rarely on petiole of leaves on upper part of young branches.

Leaf blade adaxially sparsely minutely hispid and barely stellate hairy. Inflorescences mostly in leaf axils along stem.

Inflorescences including flowers less than 1 cm; corolla urceolate, ca. 1 mm wide at throat, broader below.

Inflorescences initially white tomentose, glabrescent, to more than 50-flowered.

Inflorescences terminal, umbellate cymes or umbellate, 3-7 cm, puberulous and with sparse glandular trichomes.

Leaf margin usually 10- or more lobed, lobe margin doubly serrulate; inflorescences with many long branches.

Inflorescences many branched, male ones nearly as long as leaves, female ones shorter.

inflorescences terminal; anthers sessile on filament tube or nearly so.

Inflorescences conical panicles. Calyx green and slightly purplish, cup-shaped, unequally 5-dentate, densely pubescent to subglabrous.

Trees rarely to 10 m tall, glabrous except branchlets and inflorescences covered with tawny, waxy scalelike trichomes.

stem leaves 1 to several below inflorescences, sessile, lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate, reduced upward.

Male inflorescences highly branched.

Inflorescences capitate to racemose.

Inflorescences many-flowered panicles formed by whole plant.

Bisexual inflorescences capitate with 1 central sessile female flower surrounded by male flowers.

Inflorescences axillary or often lateral below leaves.

bracts of inflorescences like foliage leaves or smaller and different in shape.

4 (3) Inflorescences compound spikes, flower-bearing part of spikes very condensed and forming obconical to hemispheric capitula.

Twigs, petioles, and leaf blades abaxially and inflorescences densely tomentose.

Inflorescences umbellate, simple, to 10-flowered, lateral or axillary, glabrous.

Bisexual inflorescences when present with 1 central sessile female flower surrounded by male flowers.

Branchlets, petioles, abaxial surface of leaves, and inflorescences densely brownish velutinous.

Study on the Inflorescences Tissue Culture and Rapid Propagation of Anthurium Andraeanum Lind .

young branchlets, leaves abaxially, petioles, and inflorescences densely stellate pubescent or woolly with white, gray, or tawny hairs.

Inflorescences short, few flowered.

Inflorescences: cymes, fasciculate, axillary on second year's branchlets.

young branchlets, leaves abaxially, petioles, and inflorescences white tomentose or pubescent with stellate hairs.

Inflorescences: cymes or compound cymes, solitary, axillary on current year's branchlets.

Inflorescences terminal, often on short lateral branches, densely shortly racemose, (8-)12-flowered, pedunculate.

Stems often erect, antrorsely hirsute; male inflorescences longer than leaves.

2 (1) Inflorescences unisexual, plant monoecious or dioecious; female inflorescence a tough globular burr in inflated upper leaf sheaths.

Rachis of inflorescences, pedicels, and abaxial surface of calyx glabrous; leaf blade apically usually abruptly acuminate.

Trema polygama, described from Yunnan, differs in having the inflorescences shorter than the adjacent petioles.

Leaf blade adaxially with white spots in intercostal areas; inflorescences and flowers hairy.

Female inflorescences capitate on globose receptacle, but without involucre; perianth lobes of female flowers 3 or 4; staminodes absent.

Inflorescences: cymes, solitary, axillary on current year's branchlets.

Inflorescences: cymes, fasciculate, axillary at base of current year's branchlets.

Leaves wide. Inflorescences densely villous. Corolla ca. 2 cm; galea narrower, truncate at apex.

Branchlets hirsute; both surfaces of young leaves and inflorescences pilose.

Inflorescences: cymes, solitary, axillary at scales or leaves of current year's branchlets.

11 (10) Young branches, leaves, and inflorescences with purple-brown or purplish waxy stellate pubescence, older leaves glabrous.

Inflorescences spicate, very slender; flowers arranged on only 1 side of the axis.

Rachis of inflorescences and abaxial surface of leaflet blades hirsutulous.

Flowers clustered in cymose partial inflorescences, 1-3 in each cluster, hermaphroditic, partly accompanied by sterile ones.

Inflorescences compound, a short raceme of umbellules.

Inflorescences wholly or partly, or abaxial surface of calyx with minute glandular hairs.

Leaf base rounded; blade hairy only along veins adaxially, glabrate in age. Inflorescences and abaxial surface of calyx densely hairy.

Female inflorescences 1-flowered, sessile or pedunculate.

Female inflorescences pear-shaped, 1-flowered, covered by numerous bracts.

Inflorescences terminal, cymose and often corymbiform, (1- or) few to many flowered.

7 (6) Inflorescences lateral, or several clustered and axillary, base with numerous persistent imbricate scales.

veins pinnate. Inflorescences a fascicle or cyme.

Female inflorescences frequently 1-flowered.

Inflorescences paniculate, ca. 25 cm, short branched, many flowered.

Inflorescences axillary, sometimes borne on petiole or leaf midvein.

Young branchlets and inflorescences thinly villous, rarely subglabrous.

Inflorescences glabrous; bracts broadly ovate, ca. 2 cm, glabrous, apex acute.

Branchlets, petioles, inflorescences, and abaxial surface of calyx with glandular hairs or bristles.

Inflorescences axillary, rarely terminal, 1-3 cm. Bracts and calyx lobes linear-lanceolate to subulate, glabrous or ciliate.

Inflorescences terminal and subterminal, fasciculate, forming a thyrse, fascicles 1-6-flowered.

Inflorescences remaining erect after anthesis, racemose to paniculate, 10--20-flowered or more.

Herbs, without latex; inflorescences a lax cyme.

Inflorescences terminal, simple or compound subumbellate, on specialized lateral branches 8-20 cm and with 2 or 3 subapical leaves.

Inflorescences with distinct peduncles, to 10 cm, ebracteate.

During the winter, the male inflorescences of Alnus mandshurica and Alnus sibirica were naked.

branches with 2 leaves subtending inflorescences.

Bisexual inflorescences with 1 apical female flower and many basal male flowers.

Studies on the chemical constituents of flavonoid in the inflorescences of Cynomorium songaricum Rupr .

Inflorescences terminal or axillary. Flowers 5-merous.

Branchlets nearly glabrous; adaxial surface of leaf blade glabrous except on midvein; inflorescences minutely puberulent.

7 (6) Inflorescences complex thyrsoid structures, flowers unisexual.

Inflorescences: 1-flowered cymes, solitary or fasciculate, axillary on second year's branchlets.

Inflorescences racemose or compound racemose, axillary from leafless buds or accompanied by 1 or 2 pairs of small leaves.

Leaves thick leathery, ovate, elliptic, or ovate-lanceolate; inflorescences axillary, rachis 2-3 cm.

Inflorescences cymose in axils of fallen leaves on old branches; sepals glabrous; leaves with 23-30 pairs of lateral veins.

Inflorescences terminal, racemose, solitary or grouped into a small panicle, 0. 5-4 cm, 4-15-flowered, glabrous or hairy.

Inflorescences mostly terminal and subterminal, upper leaves reduced to form ascending panicle, 2-8-flowered clusters.

Inflorescences terminally clustered, 10-30 cm, persistently hairy.

Male inflorescences flat-topped, with many cymelets.

9 (8) Inflorescences umbellate, forming a very dense spheroid clump of flowers.

Flowers solitary [or aggregated in inflorescences], 4- or 5-merous, hypogynous, disk present.

Inflorescences terminal on stems or branches, 1-flowered.

Lianas woody, to 10 m, glabrous except for young shoots and inflorescences.

Female inflorescences solitary or 2 or more together.

Inflorescences with ca. 7 flowers or rarely flowers solitary.

Branches without protuberances or warts; inflorescences often more than 5 cm; leaf margin sinuate-dentate, secondary veins in 5-8 pairs.

Inflorescences axillary, with 3-5 cymes on a common peduncle, densely pubescent.

Herbs perennial, 20--50 cm tall, smooth except for sparingly glandular inflorescences.

Inflorescences spicate, lax, to 25 cm. Flowers subsessile, solitary from bract axils.

Using computer modeling, Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz and colleagues established a single model for the development of distinct inflorescences.

Small erect shrubs, sub shrubs , or perennial herbs. Inflorescences terminal. Sepals 4-8.

Inflorescences terminal, corymbose, ca. 12-flowered, with 2 leaflike bracts at base.

Pistillate inflorescences ca. 3 mm in diam. , sessile; pistillate flowers: tepals 5.

Inflorescences spicate, more than 15 cm, loose.

Inflorescences pubescent or glabrescent; flowers 4-6 mm; drupe subglobose, base without persistent calyx.

Inflorescences terminal, paniculate cymes, 3-7 cm. Flower buds obconic .

4 (3) Inflorescences less than 1 cm; anther connective with an apical oil gland and 2 or 3 abaxial oil glands.

Lianas woody, to 3 m, glabrous except for inflorescences.

lateral veins obscure. Inflorescences axillary fascicles, most axils with 1 female flower, distal axils with 1-4 male flowers.

Leaves glabrous; inflorescences racemose, 6-8 mm, velutinous.

Leaf base shallowly cordate; inflorescences and abaxial surface of calyx subglabrous or sparsely hairy.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, paniculate cymes, 6-7 cm, branches lax and long.

Inflorescences bisexual, cymose, ca. 5 mm wide.

Female inflorescences globose-capitate, surrounded by fleshy bracts, flowers mostly sterile with 1 or 2(-5) fertile.

Lianas to 10 m. Juvenile branchlets and inflorescences pubescent.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary; rachis and branches strong, straight, 30-50 cm, pilosulose.

Inflorescences extra axillary, corymbose or umbel-like, ca. 4 cm, to 15-flowered.

Female inflorescences solitary, ca. 3 mm in diam.

Inflorescences terminal, a cymose panicle, with 2(or 3) leaflike bracts at base.

Inflorescences cymes, ca. 10 mm in diam. , to 4 cm in fruit, many flowered, bracteate.

Inflorescences axillary or terminal, panicles, to 21 cm, bisexual, bracts subulate, ca. 2. 5 mm, villous.

Inflorescences terminal, 4. 5-11 cm, female flowers at base, male ones at upper part, or sometimes male throughout.

spine 1--2 mm. Inflorescences developing after cladodes.

Inflorescences axillary, 2. 5-4 cm. Sepals broadly ovate, less than 2 mm, margin ciliate.

Inflorescences 40-150 cm. Flowers usually open at night, with foul smell.

Inflorescences 12-20 cm, bisexual, female in lower part, male in upper part.

Male inflorescences a capitulum, 6-10 mm in diam. , pedunculate.

Inflorescences 2-5 cm; anther connective with only an apical oil gland.

Leaves narrow. Inflorescences sparsely villous. Corolla 1. 6--2. 6 cm; galea obscurely serrate crested, slightly plicate.

2 (1) Inflorescences 1-2 cm; leaf blade elliptic-lanceolate or elliptic, base broadly cuneate or obtuse, margin entire or crenate distally.

Inflorescences axillary or terminal, panicle of cymes, 5-7 cm. Flower bud obovoid, ca. 6 mm, apex rounded.

Inflorescences terminal, paniculate cymes, 8-10 cm, 3-branched, many-flowered.

Inflorescences terminal and often also axillary, racemose or subumbellate, often 1- or 2-flowered, sometimes 3--6-flowered.

Male inflorescences racemose, narrowly elliptic, 1. 5-2 cm, densely flowered.

Lianas woody, 4-20 m, glabrous except for inflorescences.

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, to 25 cm. Flowers 4-me rous.

Inflorescences capitate cymes, 3-7-flowered, subtended by a whorl of 5 or 6 prominent involucral bracts.

Basal veins 5-7; inflorescences usually terminal, paniculate; petals 5.

Inflorescences corymbiform, compact, 2-2. 5 cm in diam. , many flowered. Flowers unisexual, unequally 5-merous.

Inflorescences axillary, narrow cymose panicles 7-25 cm in male plants, racemose and 8-10 cm in female plants, scattered villous.