- rowans,
produce their flowers in
corymbs. The
Norway maple and
yerba maté are also
examples of
corymbs. The word
corymb is
derived from the
Ancient Gr****...
- Amygdaloideae, such as
hawthorns and rowans,
produce their flowers in
corymbs.
Sheath gr****
belongs to the
genus Coleanthus in the
sweet gr**** family...
-
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...
- and
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...
- and
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...
- diameter. In this species, the "flowers" are
themselves arranged in
corymbs, the
corymbs in
branching heads containing from a few to
hundreds of individual...
- Cerasus, true cherries:
axillary buds single;
flowers in
early spring in
corymbs, long-stalked, not on
leafed shoots;
fruit not grooved,
stone smooth; type...
- are
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...
- 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...
- long, alternate, simple, with a
serrated margin. The
flowers are
borne in
corymbs, and have five petals,
which may be white, pink, or red, and are perfect...
