a long flower cluster on which individual flowers are borne on small stalks from a common, larger, central stalk.
A simple type of flower inflorescence that looks like a long stem with flowers arising along it.
a spike-like inflorescence with the flowers stalked
An elongated cluster of flowers. (see: Inflorescence graphic.)
an inflorescence with a single axis bearing pedicellate flowers.
an elongated, unbranched inflorescence with stalked flowers generally maturing from the bottom upward.
A simple inflorescence of pediceled flowers upon a common more or less elongated axis.
n. (L. racemus, bunch) inflorescence having a common axis and stalked flowers in acropetel succession.
A simple inflorescence with pedicelled flowers.
A particular type of arrangement of flowers on a main axis or stem. Flowers with a raceme arrangement have single stalks arranged along a common axis (e.g., lily-of-the-valley).
a simple indeterminate inflorescence with pedicel led flowers.
unbranched inflorescence with individual flowers on stalks.
Rachis The central axis of an inflorescence or compound leaf. Rubefacient An agent that reddens the skin. Scrofula A condition with tumors. Scurvy A deficiency disease due to low dietary intake of vitamin C; initial symptoms include loosening of teeth and damage to the glands. Sepal One of the parts of the outer floral envelope. Usually green. Sepals Parts of the calyx, usually green; the outer floral envelope. Serrate With sharp teeth directed forward. Sessile Without a stalk. Spike An inflorescence with the flowers on a straight axis.
simple, indeterminate inflorescence with pedicelled flowers
Type of flower cluster in which stalked flowers are on pedicels approximately equal in length on a single floral axis.
grappe an elongated inflorescence with the individual flowers stalked, with the youngest growing at the tip. (see also inflorescence, spike)
Simple, indeterminate inflorescence with a single axis bearing pedicellate flowers (Fig. 4.30).
An elongated determinate flower-cluster with each flower pedicelled.
An inflorescence where the flowers are arranged singly on distinct but similar unbranched pedicels.
A flower cluster with the flowers on short pedicels which are arrainged along a central stem.
An elongate, unbranched flower structure with pediceled flowers. [SR
a type of inflorescence where flowers with stalks are arranged along an elongated axis
An unbranched, elongated flower grouping, with individual flowers on distinct stalks.
A long cluster of flowers arranged around a central stem.
usually elongate cluster of flowers along the main stem in which the flowers at the base open first
a group of flowers in a long narrow column
an unbranched, indeterminate inflorescence with pedicellate (having short floral stalks) flowers along the axis
a type of inflorescence that isunbranched and indeterminate and bears pedicellate flowers (having shortfloral stalks called pedicels ) along the axis
a type of inflorescence that isunbranched, indeterminate, and bears pedicellate flowers (having short floralstalks called pedicels ) along the axis
Arrangement of flowers along a xstem on individual stalks about equal in length.
An elongate inflorescence made up of stalked flowers attached directly to the main axis.
A simple inflorecsence of stalked flowers on an elongated rachis (central stalk or axis). (eg: in Prunus)
Flower cluster in a teepee shape, stalked flowers on UN-branched stems flowering from bottom to top.
an unbranched inflorescence with the spikelets attached to the axis by pedicels (small stalks).
elongated often pendulous inflorescence of stalked flowers on a common rachis. The flowers of Cassia fistula are born into racemes.
Simple, unbranched inflorescence with flowers on an enlongated axis.
A long cluster of flowers going up the stalk. Each flower has its own stalk.
a simple inflorescence of flowers on stalks of equal length arranged on a single elongated stem.
An unbranched infloresence with flowers borne on equal pedicles.
A flowerhead with stalked florets arranged singly along the elongated, unbranched axis.
A type of flower spike with stalked flowers arranged singly along an elongated unbranched stem.
An inflorescence, usulally conical in outline in which the lowest flowers open first.
indeterminate inflorescence; individual flowers attached by pedicels along a common stalk
An unbranched inflorescence of stalked flowers.
flowers arranged like a spike but with footstalks.
a flower cluster with an elongated main axis but with flowers borne on pedicels of equal length.
A grouping of flowers along an elongated axis where each flower has its own stalk.
A flower cluster with single flowers along the axis of the inflorescence. (click here to see raceme)
An inflorescence in which the main axis is elongated but the flowers are borne on pedicels that are about equal in length.
A simple, elongated inflorescence with stalked (pediceled) flowers. See drawing of inflorescence types.
a stalk that continues to grow and on which flowers are borne on individual stems; the lily-of-the-valley features racemes of white flowers
Along flower cluster on which individual flowers each bloom on small stalks from a common, larger, central stalk.
an indeterminate inflorescence in which a main axis produces a series of flowers on lateral stalks, the oldest at the base and the youngest at the top. adj. racemose. cf. cyme.
unbranched inflorescence, the flowers with stalks.
a group of flowers similar to a spike, but with each individual flower on its own stem
A long flower cluster on which individual flowers each bloom on a small stalk all along a common, larger, central stalk (Niering, 1992). Bananas are the flower of a banana tree.
An elongated flower cluster in which flowers grow on pedicels along part of the length of the peduncle.
inflorescence with flowers attached individuallv to a main stem by pedicels.
an inflorescence where the flowers are borne along the main stem.
An inflorescence where the flowers are attached to an elongated rachis and the youngest flowers are at the apex.
Inflorescence in which the flowers or spikelets are singly supported along a common main axis.
an inflorescence with a simple, elongated axis bearing stalked flowers.
An inflorescence type in which all the spikelets are pedicellate on the rachis.
simple flower head in which the elongated axis bears a number of flowers with short stems of nearly equal length.
An elongated flower head composed of individual flower stalks growing from a central stem.
Infloresence where the flowers are carried on a central stem, each with a separate, short stem, e.g. hebe albicans
Unbranched, indeterminate inflorescence with pedicelled flowers.
type of flower/fruit arrangement; individual flrs./frts. each attached by pedicel to an elongated central axis
A particular arrangement of flowers that is long and narrow. Short flower stems branch off of a single (usually) main stem. A common flower arrangement in some of the cherries. [To return to previous page, click your browser's BACK button then scroll through the page to your last location
An unbranched inflorescence in which the flowers are borne on Pedicels, usually conical in outline.
An elongate inflorescence with stalked flowers arranged along a central stem.
An inflorescence (flower structure) in which a main stem produces a series of flowers on lateral stalks, the oldest at the base and the youngest at the top.
A raceme is a type of inflorescence that is unbranched and indeterminate and bears pedicellate flowers — flowers having short floral stalks called pedicels — along the axis. In botany, axis means a shoot, in this case one bearing the flowers. In a raceme, the oldest flowers are borne towards the base and new flowers are produced as the shoot grows.