Inflorescence

What do we mean by inflorescence?

A cluster of flowers arranged in a characteristic way on a stem. noun

The process of flowering. noun

A beginning to blossom; a flowering; the unfolding of blossoms. noun

In botany, the arrangement of flowers on the axis and in relation to each other. noun

See the adjectives. noun

In botany: noun

The portion of a plant devoted to reproduction, including the flowers, peduncles, rachides, general axes, flower-stalks, scapes, etc. noun

A flowering; the putting forth and unfolding of blossoms. noun

The mode of flowering, or the general arrangement and disposition of the flowers with reference to the axis, and to each other. noun

An axis on which all the buds are flower buds. noun

Determinate inflorescence. noun

Indeterminate inflorescence. See under Determinate, and Indeterminate. noun

Flower cluster noun

A beginning to flower noun

The time and process of budding and unfolding of blossoms noun

The flowering part of a plant or arrangement of flowers on a stalk noun

Flower cluster; a group or cluster of flowers arranged on a stem that is composed of a main branch or a complicated arrangement of branches.

An instance of a plant beginning to flower.

Words that are spelled similarly to inflorescence:
inflorescence, efflorescence, florescence, inflorescences, reflorescence, inflorescent, deflorescence, synflorescence.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word inflorescence:
pealike, raceme, cyme, panicle, spikelet, umbel, catkin, corymb, awns, silique, bract, involucre, spathe, spadix, centimeter, peduncle, pedicel, axil, rachis, racemose, coiling, unisexual, calyx, ellipsoidal, dehiscent, petals, nodding, glandular, corolla, pendent, drupe, flowers, perianth, awn, flower, legume, axillary, purplish, drooping, showy, monoecious, pinkish, dioecious, hairy, anthers, achene, glabrous, globose, bristly, tubular, papery, ovoid, fragrant, lavender, manzanita, blooming, hermaphroditic, woolly, spikes, sessile, flowered, stalk, cluster, scape, erect, lobed, ribbed, pubescent, fleshy, leathery, hairless, buds, spike, banksia, yellowish, cylindrical, nepenthes, solitary, oblong, magenta, ovate, ovary, borne, dense, lobes, stalks, fruit, purple, reddish, tipped, spherical, clustered, spiny, stem, pollination, branched, petal, tiny, lanceolate, millimeter.

Adjectives that are often used to describe inflorescence:
male, terminal, female, same, whole, branched, like, cymose, indeterminate, racemose, entire, young, determinate, staminate, pistillate, simple, large, single, dense, long, indefinite, compact, flowered, loose, definite, erect, paniculate, topped, mixed, unbranched, open, partial, elongated, spicate, axillary, short, immature, shaped, umbellate, tall, mature, primary, pendulous, cylindrical, pyramidal, capitate, characteristic, centripetal, lateral, panicled, typical, corymbose, slender, lax, centrifugal, peculiar, complex, narrow, solitary, showy, crowded, mango, flat, yellow, coiled, huge, secondary, composite, spikelike, upright, leafy, conspicuous, dried, scorpioid, largest, curious, elongate, feathery, proliferated, developed, fasciated, fleshy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective inflorescence:
axillary, racemose, cymose, medium, paniculate, initiation, lateral, compound, spicate, corymbose, feeding, capitate, digitate, commitment, umbellate, raceme, flowering, umbel, drooping, panicle, sessile.

Words that sound like inflorescence:
inflorescence, efflorescence, influence, inflorescent, inference, inflations, in essence, unfastens, unfrozen, unfasten.