Prolification of the inflorescence has been most frequently observed in the following genera:

She was herself too fine and small before such a mass of inflorescence.

Behavioural bioassays divulged that UV inflorescence cues enhance the attractiveness of inflorescence odour.

The structure in question consisted of a stalked foliaceous cup proceeding from the inflorescence.

The transition to inflorescence takes place more or less rapidly.

The plant begins life as tiny seed, one of thousands produced by a single inflorescence.

Microscopic analysis revealed PsJN as a thriving endophyte in inflorescence organs after the colonization process.

She tore at the tough ropes, and he and the white inflorescence swam about her.

Its expression signals were also detected in stems, leaf primordial tissues and developing inflorescence bracts.

The spikelet is a unique inflorescence structure of grass.

Results: The mapping panel revealed strong population structure explained by inflorescence-type, geographic origin, and breeding history.

A shortened condition of the flower-stalks occurs occasionally, greatly altering the general character of the inflorescence.

A sunflower is another example of an inflorescence.

Adhesion of the inflorescence is necessarily a frequent accompaniment of fasciation and cohesion of the branches.

Results: We show that fig (the enclosed inflorescence of Ficus) wall thickness varies geographically.

From a portion of a barley crop the inflorescence was removed as soon as it appeared.