The phrase "a inflorescences of" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an inflorescence of" since "inflorescence" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The garden was filled with an inflorescence of vibrant flowers, creating a stunning visual display."
Alternatives: "a cluster of flowers" or "a bloom of".
Common names: Jungle rice, Junglegrass, Swampgrass, arrocillo (S), zacate de agua (S), metebravo (S), blé du Dekkan (F) Echinochloa colona (L). Link. is a smooth, tufted annual 30 75 cm high, usually decumbent and rooting at the lower nodes, green to purple with an inflorescence of short spikes in an alternate arrangement on the main axis.
The formation of a middle moon or complete ring depends on the relative position of each EFN in the secondary axis and the consequent available space. Figure 1 Squematic representation of an inflorescence of Vigna adenantha.
The reduction of an inflorescence to a single spikelet has occurred repeatedly in different evolutionary lines, usually in conjunction with a reduction in the size of the plant or as an adaptation to extreme habitats, or both.
However, when the apex of the parent shoot was terminated (due to mortality of an apical bud or the formation of an inflorescence) the disruption of apical dominance caused intensive branching in the poor habitats.
All the trees were dichogamous at an individual level; inflorescences of each tree are synchronous as for male or female stages and each tree functioned mostly as either male or female at any given time.
Flowers occur in a typical Banksia flower spike, an inflorescence made up of hundreds of small individual flowers, or florets, densely packed around a cylindrical axis.
Flowers occur in Banksia 's characteristic "flower spike", an inflorescence made up of hundreds of pairs of flowers densely packed in a spiral round a woody axis.
Flowers occur in Banksia 's characteristic vertical flower spike, an inflorescence made up of hundreds of pairs of flowers densely packed in a spiral around a woody axis.
In plants, a potential example is when a large inflorescence of several small flowers rather than fewer large flowers increase attractiveness to insects and confer higher pollination success for both male and female reproductive functions, but small flowers are negatively correlated with large ovules and healthy seeds.
Inflorescences of a susceptible wheat cultivar were spray inoculated with conidia of F. graminearum at mid-anthesis and polyamines and free amino acids were analysed in head samples taken daily over a seven-day period.
