- and by the
timing of its
flowering (determinate and
indeterminate). Morphologically, an
inflorescence is the
modified part of the
shoot of seed
plants where...
- In
reference to an
inflorescence (a
shoot specialised for
bearing flowers, and
bearing no
leaves other than bracts), an
indeterminate type (such as a raceme)...
- A
raceme (/reɪˈsiːm, rə-/) or
racemoid is an unbranched,
indeterminate type of
inflorescence bearing flowers having short floral stalks along the shoots...
- Alliaceae. An
umbel is a type of
indeterminate inflorescence. A
compressed cyme,
which is a
determinate inflorescence, is
called umbelliform if it resembles...
- are
often racemes. A
panicle may have
determinate or
indeterminate growth. This type of
inflorescence is
largely characteristic of gr****es such as oat and...
- unbranched,
indeterminate inflorescence in
which the
flowers are
without stalks.
Compare raceme.
spikelet A
subunit of a
spike inflorescence, especially...
- maint:
multiple names:
authors list (link) Lee, Seong-Bok (2023),
Indeterminate Inflorescence,
Sublunary Editions, ISBN 978-1-955-19062-6 "The 2022 International...
- with the
majority being herbaceous perennials.
Plants have
indeterminate inflorescences,
which are
sometimes reduced to a
single flower. The flowers...
- with
determinate stem growth,
paprika and aubergines. In
tomatoes with
indeterminate stem
growth and only one
sympodial branch at the
corresponding axis...
-
mostly because of the
presence of bracts,
indeterminate inflorescences,
pseudospikelets (units of
inflorescence or
flower clusters and
glumes or leaf-like...
