cymose (Meaning)
Wordnet
cymose (s)
having a usually flat-topped flower cluster in which the main and branch stems each end in a flower that opens before those below it or to its side
Synonyms & Antonyms of cymose
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cymose Sentence Examples
- The cymose inflorescence of the plant consisted of several small clusters of flowers.
- Botanists identified the cymose arrangement of the flowers by their compact, determinate growth pattern.
- Each cymose cluster bore several flowers arranged in a symmetrical fashion.
- Gardeners admired the cymose structure of the blooms, which added visual interest to the garden.
- The cymose inflorescence terminated in a single flower at the apex, surrounded by lateral branches of smaller flowers.
- Researchers studied the genetic regulation underlying the development of cymose inflorescences in various plant species.
- A textbook on botany illustrated the diverse forms of cymose inflorescences found in nature.
- The cymose arrangement allowed for efficient pollination as insects easily accessed the flowers.
- Horticulturists selected plants with desirable cymose inflorescences for breeding programs to enhance ornamental qualities.
- The cymose nature of the inflorescence ensured a prolonged flowering period, contributing to the plant's attractiveness to pollinators.
FAQs About the word cymose
having a usually flat-topped flower cluster in which the main and branch stems each end in a flower that opens before those below it or to its side
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The cymose inflorescence of the plant consisted of several small clusters of flowers.
Botanists identified the cymose arrangement of the flowers by their compact, determinate growth pattern.
Each cymose cluster bore several flowers arranged in a symmetrical fashion.
Gardeners admired the cymose structure of the blooms, which added visual interest to the garden.
