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inflorescence Noun Bot 1. the arrangement of the flowers on the stalks 2. the part of a plant that consists of the flower-bearing stalks 3. the process of flowering; blossoming [Latin in- into + florescere to bloom]
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The Chumash Indians utilized ceanothus flowers as a soap, and you will see why when you rub the soft inflorescences between your palms. In experiments simulating early spring release from dormancy, ragweed plants grew larger, had more inflorescences, and produced more pollen than did later cohorts. Palm trees are also an important economic resource for residents of the Amazon region, who collect and sell palm roots, stipe, leaves, fruits, seeds, heart of palm, and inflorescences (4,5). |
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