Definition of inflorescence in English:

inflorescence

noun ˌɪnfləˈrɛs(ə)nsˌɪnflɔːˈrɛs(ə)ns

Botany

1The complete flower head of a plant including stems, stalks, bracts, and flowers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each genus was further subdivided into three sections based on number of flowers per inflorescence, bract shape, size, and texture, degree of style fusion, and capsule shape.
- Less coherent expression was detected in the endodermis of the root elongation zone, in the stem of the young inflorescence, pollen tubes, base of axillary buds, ovules, chalazal endosperm, and fruit abscission zone.
- Indeed, shading the leaves reduces photosynthesis and carbohydrate supply to the developing inflorescences, causing flower abscission and lower yields.
- Pistillate flowers are initiated on the lower portion of the inflorescence and staminate flowers are initiated on the distal portion.
- Flowers are generally borne solitarily in leaf axils or in inflorescences subtended by bracts, but some taxa are ebractate.
Synonyms
flower, bloom, floweret
1. 1.1 The arrangement of the flowers on a plant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Quantitative genetic statistics for inflorescence traits reared under long days have been reported previously.
  The morphology of the tribe is remarkably diverse, most notably in floral and inflorescence characteristics.
  Iltis and DOEBLEY divided the Mexican annual teosintes into two subspecies on the basis of ecology and inflorescence morphology.
  A total of nine morphological and inflorescence traits were measured.
  However, the architectural level of a flowering unit needs to be determined for each species (e.g. inflorescence for some species, etc.).
  The former group includes those subspecies that show evolutionary alterations in inflorescence morphologies.
2. 1.2mass noun The process of flowering.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Flowering plants had a mean of 9.5 inflorescences on 70 mostly cleistogamous spikelets.
  Such data may explain our significant difference in fruits per inflorescence between sites.
  Thus, significant inflorescence and floral meristem activity is restored to stm null mutant plants in the absence of ULT1 function.
  The numbers of flowers closed, opened and withered in every marked inflorescence were periodically recorded during the flowering period.
  Level 1 is assigned to the terminal cyathium in each inflorescence.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of a plant's flowers): from modern Latin inflorescentia, from late Latin inflorescere 'come into flower', from Latin in- 'into' + florescere 'begin to flower'.

Definition of inflorescence in US English:

inflorescence

noun

Botany

1The complete flower head of a plant including stems, stalks, bracts, and flowers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Flowers are generally borne solitarily in leaf axils or in inflorescences subtended by bracts, but some taxa are ebractate.
- Indeed, shading the leaves reduces photosynthesis and carbohydrate supply to the developing inflorescences, causing flower abscission and lower yields.
- Each genus was further subdivided into three sections based on number of flowers per inflorescence, bract shape, size, and texture, degree of style fusion, and capsule shape.
- Less coherent expression was detected in the endodermis of the root elongation zone, in the stem of the young inflorescence, pollen tubes, base of axillary buds, ovules, chalazal endosperm, and fruit abscission zone.
- Pistillate flowers are initiated on the lower portion of the inflorescence and staminate flowers are initiated on the distal portion.
Synonyms
flower, bloom, floweret
1. 1.1 The arrangement of the flowers on a plant.
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, the architectural level of a flowering unit needs to be determined for each species (e.g. inflorescence for some species, etc.).
  The morphology of the tribe is remarkably diverse, most notably in floral and inflorescence characteristics.
  Iltis and DOEBLEY divided the Mexican annual teosintes into two subspecies on the basis of ecology and inflorescence morphology.
  The former group includes those subspecies that show evolutionary alterations in inflorescence morphologies.
  A total of nine morphological and inflorescence traits were measured.
  Quantitative genetic statistics for inflorescence traits reared under long days have been reported previously.
2. 1.2 The process of flowering.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thus, significant inflorescence and floral meristem activity is restored to stm null mutant plants in the absence of ULT1 function.
  The numbers of flowers closed, opened and withered in every marked inflorescence were periodically recorded during the flowering period.
  Flowering plants had a mean of 9.5 inflorescences on 70 mostly cleistogamous spikelets.
  Such data may explain our significant difference in fruits per inflorescence between sites.
  Level 1 is assigned to the terminal cyathium in each inflorescence.

Origin

Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of a plant's flowers): from modern Latin inflorescentia, from late Latin inflorescere ‘come into flower’, from Latin in- ‘into’ + florescere ‘begin to flower’.

单词	inflorescence
释义	Definition of inflorescence in English: inflorescence noun ˌɪnfləˈrɛs(ə)nsˌɪnflɔːˈrɛs(ə)ns Botany 1The complete flower head of a plant including stems, stalks, bracts, and flowers. Example sentencesExamples Each genus was further subdivided into three sections based on number of flowers per inflorescence, bract shape, size, and texture, degree of style fusion, and capsule shape. Less coherent expression was detected in the endodermis of the root elongation zone, in the stem of the young inflorescence, pollen tubes, base of axillary buds, ovules, chalazal endosperm, and fruit abscission zone. Indeed, shading the leaves reduces photosynthesis and carbohydrate supply to the developing inflorescences, causing flower abscission and lower yields. Pistillate flowers are initiated on the lower portion of the inflorescence and staminate flowers are initiated on the distal portion. Flowers are generally borne solitarily in leaf axils or in inflorescences subtended by bracts, but some taxa are ebractate. Synonyms flower, bloom, floweret 1.1 The arrangement of the flowers on a plant. Example sentencesExamples Quantitative genetic statistics for inflorescence traits reared under long days have been reported previously. The morphology of the tribe is remarkably diverse, most notably in floral and inflorescence characteristics. Iltis and DOEBLEY divided the Mexican annual teosintes into two subspecies on the basis of ecology and inflorescence morphology. A total of nine morphological and inflorescence traits were measured. However, the architectural level of a flowering unit needs to be determined for each species (e.g. inflorescence for some species, etc.). The former group includes those subspecies that show evolutionary alterations in inflorescence morphologies. 1.2mass noun The process of flowering. Example sentencesExamples Flowering plants had a mean of 9.5 inflorescences on 70 mostly cleistogamous spikelets. Such data may explain our significant difference in fruits per inflorescence between sites. Thus, significant inflorescence and floral meristem activity is restored to stm null mutant plants in the absence of ULT1 function. The numbers of flowers closed, opened and withered in every marked inflorescence were periodically recorded during the flowering period. Level 1 is assigned to the terminal cyathium in each inflorescence. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of a plant's flowers): from modern Latin inflorescentia, from late Latin inflorescere 'come into flower', from Latin in- 'into' + florescere 'begin to flower'. Definition of inflorescence in US English: inflorescence noun Botany 1The complete flower head of a plant including stems, stalks, bracts, and flowers. Example sentencesExamples Flowers are generally borne solitarily in leaf axils or in inflorescences subtended by bracts, but some taxa are ebractate. Indeed, shading the leaves reduces photosynthesis and carbohydrate supply to the developing inflorescences, causing flower abscission and lower yields. Each genus was further subdivided into three sections based on number of flowers per inflorescence, bract shape, size, and texture, degree of style fusion, and capsule shape. Less coherent expression was detected in the endodermis of the root elongation zone, in the stem of the young inflorescence, pollen tubes, base of axillary buds, ovules, chalazal endosperm, and fruit abscission zone. Pistillate flowers are initiated on the lower portion of the inflorescence and staminate flowers are initiated on the distal portion. Synonyms flower, bloom, floweret 1.1 The arrangement of the flowers on a plant. Example sentencesExamples However, the architectural level of a flowering unit needs to be determined for each species (e.g. inflorescence for some species, etc.). The morphology of the tribe is remarkably diverse, most notably in floral and inflorescence characteristics. Iltis and DOEBLEY divided the Mexican annual teosintes into two subspecies on the basis of ecology and inflorescence morphology. The former group includes those subspecies that show evolutionary alterations in inflorescence morphologies. A total of nine morphological and inflorescence traits were measured. Quantitative genetic statistics for inflorescence traits reared under long days have been reported previously. 1.2 The process of flowering. Example sentencesExamples Thus, significant inflorescence and floral meristem activity is restored to stm null mutant plants in the absence of ULT1 function. The numbers of flowers closed, opened and withered in every marked inflorescence were periodically recorded during the flowering period. Flowering plants had a mean of 9.5 inflorescences on 70 mostly cleistogamous spikelets. Such data may explain our significant difference in fruits per inflorescence between sites. Level 1 is assigned to the terminal cyathium in each inflorescence. Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the arrangement of a plant's flowers): from modern Latin inflorescentia, from late Latin inflorescere ‘come into flower’, from Latin in- ‘into’ + florescere ‘begin to flower’.
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