Botany and Plant Science

The floral axis is sympodial or multipodial.

Spike is a type of raceme with flowers that does not have pedicel.

When the formation of the bud is shifted up the stem, distinctly above the subtending leaf, it is described as concaulescent.

In spikelet inflorescence, a flower is enclosed by bracteoles, named lemma and paleae.

Fleshy and brightly coloured large bract known as spathe is found covering the spadix inflorescence, which attracts insects for pollination.

The main axis is flattened in sunflower. 

Nyctanthus inflorescence grows in dichasial cyme pattern.

Umbel is a type of raceme with a short axis and multiple floral pedicels of equal length that appear to arise from a common point.

The family Asteraceae is characterised by a highly specialised head, technically called a calathid.

Spike of spikelets is a compound inflorescence. 

In ixoma, the inflorescence of some flowers looks like corymb inflorescence.

It is the innermost part of a flower.

It is the broad, green part of a leaf.

It is a fibrous root.

These are the male parts of the flower and produce pollen.