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other plants such as
pistachio and mamoncillo.
Botanists use the term
paniculate in two ways: "having a true
panicle inflorescence" as well as "having...
- slender, 10-23
millimeters long, and dark. Its
inflorescence are axillary,
paniculate, and up to
about six
centimeters long, with its
flowers yellow, very short-stalked...
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develop after flowering,
which are 6mm in diameter, and dark,
collected in
paniculate inflorescences. It is
often cultivated in
temperate regions as a houseplant...
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Epidendrum paniculatum (gloss:
paniculate upon a tree) is a
species of
orchid in the
genus Epidendrum.
Reichenbach determined that E. fastigiatum Lindl...
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native ranges, but are
rarely if ever
locally invasive.[citation needed]
Paniculate or
corymbose cymes;
bracts minute, nonmodified;
fruits globose or subglobose...
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flowers solitary or in pairs,
rarely with a
terminal flower, racemiform,
paniculate or condensed,
usually with bracts,
sometimes converted into
leaves or...
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Paniculata means ‘with branched-racemose or
cymose inflorescences’, ‘tufted’, ‘
paniculate’, or ‘with panicles’. This name is
about the
flowers of this species....
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nanchuanensis Deutzia ningpoensis Deutzia obtusilobata Deutzia paniculata –
Paniculate Korean deutzia Deutzia parviflora -
Mongolian deutzia Deutzia pilosa Deutzia...
- well as sweeteners:
Water Sugar Mesonas Chinesis Plumeria rubra Microcos paniculate Chrysanthemum Lonicera ****onica
Prunella vulgaris Licorice "Wong Lo Kat"...
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smooth margins), and
obtuse to
rounded at apex. The
inflorescence is
paniculate, many-flowered, and the
flowers are uni****ual. The very
sticky fruits...
