inflorescence is common a noun. Its 4 syllables, in flo res ence, are pronounced in'flo RES ens. There are 4 Botany definitions.
Definition 1 is: The act of flowering; the expanding of blossoms. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
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Definition 2 is: The mode of disposition of flowers. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
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Definition 3 is: Flowers collectively; said of certain plants or of a tree or a group of trees; as, the inflorescence of the horse-chestnut. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
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Definition 4 is: An axis along which all the buds are flower-buds. There are two principal types:
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centrifugal is an adjective. Definition 3 in Botany, part 1 is: Developing from the center or apex outward, or toward the base; determinate. Part 2 is: Turned from the center toward the side of the fruit, as a radicle. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
cymose is an adjective. In Botany, Definition 1 of 1 is: Bearing, pertaining to, or like a cycme. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
cycme is a noun. In Botany, Definition 1 of 1 is: A flat-topped flower-cluster. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
botryose is an adjective. In Botany, Definition 1 of 2 is: In the form of a cluster of grapes. Definition 2 is: Racemose. Source: Webster's New International Dictionary
racemose is an adjective. Definition 1 of 1 is: Arranged in or as in clusters or racemes. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
raceme is a noun. Definition 1 of 1 is: A centripetal or indeterminate flower-cluster in which the flowers are arranged singly on distinct, nearly equal pedicels at intervals on an elongated common axis. Source: Practical Standard Dictionary
The singular possessive of inflorescence is: inflorescence's. The plural of inflorescence is: inflorescences. The plural possessive of inflorescences is: inflorescences'.
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