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Corymb is a
botanical term for an
inflorescence with the
flowers growing in such a
fashion that the
outermost are
borne on
longer pedicels than the inner...
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inflorescence with the form but not
necessarily the
structure of a panicle". A
corymb may have a
paniculate branching structure, with the
lower flowers having...
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cymose corymb is
similar to a
racemose corymb but has a panicle-like structure.
Another type of
panicle is the anthela. An
anthela is a
cymose corymb with...
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inflorescences may be
compact or
loosely composed racemes,
panicles or
corymbs.
Remarkable for
species in the
daisy family, each
flower head contains...
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flowers are 2 to 4 cm (3⁄4 to 1+1⁄2 in) in diameter,
arranged in a
corymb, with the
typical Br****icaceae
flower structure. The
petals are
creamy white...
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produced from
early spring to late autumn; they grow in
flowerheads (
corymbs or panicles) most
often at the ends of the stems.
Typically the flowerheads...
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acute apex. The
flowers are
produced in flat
corymbs 15–25 cm
diameter in mid-summer; each
corymb includes a
small number of
peripheral sterile white...
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acute apex. The
flowers are
produced in flat
corymbs 5–15 cm
diameter in mid-summer; each
corymb includes a
small number of
peripheral sterile white...
- they turn
maroonish in color. In June it
bears many flowered,
compound corymbs of white, 5–6 mm flowers. The
fruit grow as small, showy, apple-like, red...
- polygamodioecious. The
flowers are regular, pentamerous, and
borne in racemes,
corymbs, or umbels. They have four or five sepals, four or five
petals about 1–6 mm...
