-
caulines are sessile, alternate, the
upper bracteiform.
Flowers are on top,
racemiform or
corymbiform and bear five 20–30 mm (0.79–1.18 in)
yellow petals. The...
- or
androdioecious plants.
Terminal Inflorescence in erect,
aggregated racemiforms (botryoid or
small panicles) (Tro****ndron) or defined, axillary, multi-floral...
- the
upper inflorescence is more
densely covered by
glandular hairs. The
racemiform inflorescence branches are spreading. The
flowers are bi****ual, meaning...
- the
oldest at the base and the
youngest at the top.
Compare spike. Also
racemiform or
racemoid -
having the form of a raceme.
rachilla (rhachilla) 1. the...
-
scabridifolia is the "distal
branching of thyrses,"
which are
ascending and
racemiform. It is
similar to
Hedyotis laciniata but with
inflorescence pattern more...
-
lateral flowers solitary or in pairs,
rarely with a
terminal flower,
racemiform,
paniculate or condensed,
usually with bracts,
sometimes converted into...
- is
distinguished from
Luina by the
having fewer florets per head and a
racemiform,
rather than corymbiform, capitulescence. The
genus name of
Rainiera is...
-
flowers in
Tiliacora a****inata and
Parabaena denudata.
Inflorescences in
racemiform,
paniculate or
thyrse with
partial inflorescences in a
capituliform cyme...
- red-toned, and
hairless stem. Its
flower heads are
found in long and
somewhat racemiform arrays. The
involucre of each
flower head is bell-shaped and 6–10 millimeters...
- (stalked-glandular). The
inflorescence is a
singly borne head in loose,
racemiform to
paniculiform clusters;
bracts subtend (stand
beneath the base of) the...
