raceme

orchid having a pair of ovate leaves and a long slender raceme of green flowers sometimes tinged red-brown; Europe to central Asia.

flowering pedicel perpendicular to axis of raceme, without or rarely with a minute setaceous bracteole at base, commonly pubescent.

Scape simple or few branched, longer than leaves, proximally with a few sterile bracts, terminating in a lax raceme.

Raceme densely yellow glandular puberulent, mixed with a few retrorse, white, short hairs.

Scape erect, simple, longer than leaves, bearing a few sterile bracts and a terminal raceme.

The (dynamic) kinetic resolution of raceme is one of the important ways in the synthesis of chiral compounds.

And the K application was tend to significantly related with the number of seed per pod, 1000-seed weight, the length of raceme.

Orderly flower or not orderly flower, bisexual or unisexual, platoon rank in all sorts of inflorescence , it is raceme or spike normally.

Inflorescence a raceme or corymb, mostly terminal, sometimes lateral, few- to many-flowered, sometimes reduced to a single flower.

Eurasian plant ( Raphanus sativus) having a fleshy, edible root and white to purple flowers clustered in a terminal raceme.

The length of the lower glume is very variable, even within a single raceme.

flowering pedicel perpendicular to axis of raceme, glabrous, subtended by a setaceous bracteole.

inflorescence of a terminal single raceme, spike-like, smooth, sub-sylindrical and slightly bent inwards.

Lowermost flowers of main raceme ebracteate; basal leaves lyrate or pinnatifid, often canescent, persistent in flower and fruit.

2 (1) Stem and raceme densely spreading puberulent, mixed with a few yellow, glandular hairs.

The blackish anthers are striking among the white raceme hairs.

Inflorescence a terminal raceme, usually many flowered; bracts small, membranous.

spikelets on short pedicels along racemes and upper part of main axis, usually paired or single toward raceme apex.

1 pair of homogamous spikelets at base of lower raceme only.

1 pair of homogamous spikelets at base of lower raceme, 2 pairs at base of upper raceme.

Flowers small, bisexual or unisexual, solitary or arranged in a raceme.

Inflorescence an axillary cluster of flowers, rarely a solitary flower, sometimes a raceme or umbel.

Raceme resolution is the main route for preparation of chiral compounds.

Raceme sometimes few branched and paniculate, several to many flowered; bracts very small.

Spikelets sunk in cavities of rachis; rachis fragile; inflorescence a single bilateral raceme.

raceme rachis a stout pointed appendage within the axis cavity.

Raceme with spaced spikelets; central awns all strongly and stiffly reflexed.

Scape erect, slender, apically with a many-flowered raceme or rarely a spike.

stipules small and united or absent. Inflorescence a terminal simple umbel, a small raceme of umbels, or a compound umbel.

raceme rachis triquetrous, margins spinulose.

Male inflorescence usually solitary, a spike or raceme.

Inflorescences compound, a short raceme of umbellules.

Inflorescence a raceme; berry red; a clambering shrub.

4 (3) Lower glume of sessile spikelet laterally compressed; raceme often reduced to a triad.

Inflorescence a panicle or a raceme, usually terminal. Flower bisexual.

Branchlets, leaf blade, raceme, and fruit with both glandular and glandular hairs.

Flowers axillary, solitary or in a short raceme.

Raceme with both glandular and glandular hairs.

Rachis of raceme and pedicels glabrous.

Seeds densely tuberculate, stellate pubescent; inflorescence a 3--10 cm raceme.

Inflorescence a short raceme in axils of mature leaves 2-8-flowered, or sometimes flowers solitary along long shoot.

Flowers mostly 5-merous, but mixed with 4-merous ones on same raceme, blooming only in spring.

Inflorescence a raceme, 1--3 cm overall; leaf blade elliptic-lanceolate to ovate.

Inflorescence a corymb or a raceme, terminal, to more than 10-flowered.

Inflorescence a terminal raceme or panicle of showy, 1- or 2-flowered cincinnus.

Stem and raceme subglabrous or with sparse hairs. Spur cylindric-subulate, base 3--5 mm in diam. Ovaries glabrous.

Culms to 100 cm tall, ca. 10 mm in diam. , stout, scaberulous pubescent below raceme.

9 (8) Inflorescence a single terminal raceme.

Fruiting pedicels subject or ascending, 1-1. 5 cm, all on raceme.

inflorescence dense, terminal, basically thyrsoid but varying to a tight raceme or capitulum;

Inflorescence a dense spike or raceme, sometimes resembling a single flower when large involucral petaloid bracts are present at base;

Compound raceme (5--)12--18 cm, densely yellow glandular puberulent mixed with a few retrorse, white hairs;

primary branches whorled, filiform, usually unbranched, each bearing a raceme;

Inflorescence a subterminal, ascending to erect raceme, often branched;

Inflorescence a raceme or compact thyrse, pendent, usually open before leaves appear;

Inflorescence arising from rhizomes, a densely flowered spike or spike like raceme or panicle;

spikelets paired or single in upper part of raceme, in untidy rows or sometimes on short secondary branchlets in lower part of raceme;

Inflorescence usually a terminal raceme or panicle, less often an umbel or solitary flower;

Inflorescence terminal, a raceme or solitary flower, very rarely an umbel or corymb;

flower unisexual , red or purple-red, in a terminal raceme;

Inflorescence a terminal or pseudo-lateral raceme or panicle of umbels;

spikelets mostly paired, single toward raceme apex;

Compound raceme pyramidal, to 40 cm, many flowered, yellow glandular puberulent;

Inflorescence a raceme or simple panicle, with 1 lanceolate or triangular bract at base;

The flower is bisexual, arrange very unripe raceme;

usually 2 pairs of homogamous spikelets at base of both lower and upper raceme of pair;

Inflorescence a terminal, 1- to several-flowered raceme;

Flowers 5-8-whorled per node, shortly pedicellate in a bracteate raceme;

2 (1) Inflorescence a raceme, without involucral petal-like bracts;

Compound raceme pyramidal, 30--40 cm, many flowered, glabrous;

Fruit 9-17 per raceme, red-green when young, brown-yellow when mature;

Inflorescence an umbel or short raceme, 3--6-flowered, sometimes basal leaf axil of flowering stem with 1--3 additional flowers;

Compound raceme ca. 34 cm, lax, ca. 20-flowered, glabrous;

Raceme terminal, elongate, 40--70 cm, laxly 6--22-flowered, strigose and yellow glandular puberulent;

Compound raceme pyramidal, each branch 3--15 cm, 3--12-flowered, densely retrorsely puberulent, often mixed with yellow, glandular hairs;

Raceme sometimes compound, 10--30 cm, 6--15-flowered, strigose and yellow glandular puberulent;

Raceme 4--13 cm, 4--6-flowered, puberulent and yellowish glandular puberulent;

Raceme 20--28 cm, 20--40-flowered, glabrous or yellow glandular puberulent;

Terminal raceme branched at base, rarely simple, 1. 5-4 cm to ca. 20 cm;

Raceme 13--14. 5 cm, 4--8-flowered, yellowish glandular puberulent and retrorsely puberulent;

Flowering stem 2-6 cm. Inflorescence a spike or raceme, dense, cylindric, 1. 5-4 cm;