- one
species of the same genus, as in "Astragalus spp." See sp..
spadix A
****ate (spike-like)
inflorescence with the
flowers crowded densely, even solidly...
-
maculatum (spadix) Head (round)
Dipsacus fullonum (head)
Catkin (racemose or
****ate)
Alnus incana (ament)
Determinate simple inflorescences are
generally called...
-
pinnae or
leaflet pairs Leaves commonly bipinnate Inflorescences globose,
****ate Aestivation valvate Anthers often with a
stipitate or
sessile apical gland...
- length, with an
additional 46
centimetres (18 in) for the
inflorescence (a
****ate umbel; i.e. each of the up to one
thousand rays of the
umbel terminates...
-
Syzygium zeylani****, the
****ate eugenia, is a
species of
flowering plant in the
family Myrtaceae. It is
widely distributed, from
Madagascar and India...
- Scabrellae.
Members of this
section have leaf-like bracts, and
small ****ate inflorescences.
Carex tricephala is
native to
Southeast Asia, reported...
- esperance, prosper, prosperity,
prosperous ****a ****- ear of
grain ****a,
****ate, ****ose, ****osity, ****ular, ****ulate, ****ule, ****uliform †****ulum...
-
accepted soon after.
Senegalia can be
distinguished from
other acacias by its
****ate inflorescences and non-spinescent sti****s.
Plants in the
genus are native...
- (31 in).
Flowers are born in
inflorescences which consist of
three to
seven ****ate branches per culm. They are blue-violet at maturity.
Several varieties...
-
Inflorescence smooth,
green below towards purple near the top, terminal, erect,
****ate, to 30 cm long, bracts, 2–4,
lanceolate ligulate,
green with
purple base...
