male inflorescence

Male inflorescence an axillary cluster; calyx entire, margins undulate; female sepals broadly ovate.

Male inflorescence usually solitary, a spike or raceme.

Male inflorescence a spike like thyrse.

Male inflorescence slender, to 8 cm.

Male inflorescence branched or unbranched, 15-30 cm.

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Male inflorescence axillary, unbranched, flowers in clusters, usually widely spaced;

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Inflorescences in pairs, of mixed sexes; male inflorescence a cymose panicle or few branched, interrupted spike;

male inflorescence often long, flowers clustered on rachis of spikes, dichotomous cymes, or panicles;

male inflorescence a cymose panicle, often longer than subtending leaf, pedunculate;

Female flowers axillary, solitary or paired or with males, rarely inserted at base of male inflorescence;

male inflorescence a cymose panicle, often longer than leaves;

Male inflorescence spike like, somewhat coiled distally, few branched, 5-14 cm, flowers or glomerules loosely arranged along 1 side of axis;

male inflorescence: cyme of order 3, fasciculate;

Male inflorescence racemose, peduncle 2-8 cm, rachis much shorter;

Male inflorescence 1. 5-2. 5 cm, densely multiflorous, flowers opening before leaves, rachis glandular puberulent;

Male inflorescence borne in axil of leaf or scalelike bract, of 1 umbel, basally not prophyllate;

Male inflorescence a flat-topped cyme, usually 5-7-flowered;

Male inflorescence subspicate, few branched, 5-7 cm, flowers densely arranged along 1 side of axis;