cymose

Cymes terminal, occasionally contracted into a head or cymose clusters, rarely reduced to a solitary flower.

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

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

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

Inflorescences axillary, rarely terminal, cymose, rarely thyrsoid.

Inflorescences axillary, fasciculate, cymose, or flowers solitary.

Inflorescences cymose, usually axillary; stigma swollen, lobed.

Inflorescence cymose, many flowered, compact initially, lax after anthesis.

Inflorescences axillary from leafless buds, cymose-paniculate.

inflorescence cymose, either lax or often much congested and restricted to apex of stem, usually several flowered.

Inflorescence terminal, an umbellate or cymose panicle, 3(-7)-flowered, ferruginous puberulous and with glandular trichomes.

Inflorescence corymbose-cymose, elongated and lax after flowering.

male ones cymose or umbellate; bracts absent. Flowers unisexual (plants dioecious).

Inflorescences extra-axillary and sometimes terminal, lax cymose.

Stem ribbed, lower branches alternate, the upper opposite, whorled or cymose.

Flowers in axillary or terminal cymose panicles, usually stellate pubescent.

Inflorescence cymose, spike like, slightly longer than petiole.

Inflorescence terminal, cymose, forming a lax panicle.

Cymose panicles lateral at branches of previous year, ca. 5 mm. Flowers polygamous, appearing before leaves.

Flowers yellow, in terminal cymose racemes or large cymose panicles.

Inflorescence small and delicate, cymose.

Flowers bisexual, usually in cymose panicles or short subracemes or several in clusters or solitary.

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

Flowers usually in broad cymose panicles at ends of lateral branches.

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

Flowers white or yellow-green, bisexual, 5-merous, in terminal or axillary, cymose panicles.

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

Leaves glabrous, lateral veins 12-18 pairs; flowers in short racemose, narrowly cymose panicles.

Flowers yellow or greenish, glabrous, usually 2-5 in fascicles, in shortly pedunculate, terminal, broad cymose panicles. Pedicels ca. 3 mm.

female inflorescence a cymose panicle, much branched, to 10 cm.

Inflorescences bisexual, cymose, ca. 5 mm wide.

Inflorescence cymose, 2- or many-flowered.

Cymose panicles terminal, ca. 25 cm in fruit, glabrous.

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

Inflorescence 1-flowered or cymose, sometimes racemelike or paniclelike.

Flowers 5-6. 5 mm in diam. , in terminal or axillary, symmetrical, dichasial cymose panicles.

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

Inflorescences terminal or axillary, remotely cymose or a compound umbellate corymb, 1. 5-8. 5 cm, usually squamose and glandular setose.

Inflorescences terminal and axillary, cymose or contracted to subumbellate, (2. 5-)3. 5-6 cm, densely puberulous or glabrous.

any of various deciduous trees of the genus Tilia heart-shaped leaves and drooping cymose clusters of yellowish often fragrant flowers;

male and female inflorescences often separate or sometimes mixed in same receptacle, rarely male ones capitate or cymose without receptacle;

Inflorescence cymose branched, terminal branch often very short, lateral branches elongate;

Fruiting inflorescence in broad cymose panicles up to 18 cm;

Inflorescences axillary, rarely also terminal, cymose, fasciculate, racemelike, spike like, or umbellate, mostly small;

Inflorescences mostly axillary, cymose panicles close together;

Inflorescence cymose, terminal or axillary, up to 9 cm;

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

Inflorescence compact, compound, cymose, many flowered;

Flowers axillary, solitary or in few- to many-flowered, variously branched cymose inflorescences;

Inflorescences terminal or axillary inserted on leafless stems or at nodes of root stock, cymose or cymose paniculate;

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

male inflorescences usually with receptacle, rarely cymose;

Inflorescences mostly axillary, cymose, 1- to many flowered, rarely paniculate;

Flowers bisexual, 5-merous, pedicellate, in lax terminal cymose racemes or axillary fascicles;

male inflorescence a cymose panicle, often longer than leaves;

Stems golden, thin, ca. 1 mm in diam. Inflorescences lateral, compact cymose glomerules, few to many flowered, subsessile;

Inflorescences (1-) or few to many flowered, umbelliform, cymose in fruit;

Flowers yellow-green, 6-8 mm in diam. , in terminal, or rarely axillary, asymmetrical cymose panicles;

Inflorescences cymose, much branched, plume like, to 12 cm;

Inflorescences cymose panicles 2-3 cm across, sometimes reduced to simple racemes;

Inflorescences terminal, a cymose panicle, 20-40 cm, furfuraceous;

Inflorescences axillary a leaf scars, umbellate cymose, 3(-5)-flowered;

Inflorescences cymose, terminal or axillary, 1--8-flowered;

Inflorescence terminal, shortly racemose or cymose, 2- or 3-flowered;

Inflorescences in axil of apical leaves, cymose paniculate, 4-8 cm, many-flowered;

Inflorescence cymose-paniculate, appearing in axils of fallen leaves, 2. 5-10 cm, glabrous or pubescent;

Inflorescence a cymose panicle, 2- or 3-branched;

Cymose panicles axillary, ca. (5-)11 cm;

male distal, a cymose panicle, 2-7 cm;

Flowers 2--4, in cymose umbel;