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flower cluster::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | inflorescence |
| Has types | raceme, thyrse, thyrsus |
Examples of flower cluster
flower cluster
During the bloom period, pinch out flowering branches just above the first flower cluster.
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Cauliflower is, in fact, a giant flower cluster, more or less.
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Typical allium, or ornamental onion, is a purple, ball-shaped flower cluster set atop a tall, sturdy stem.
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The captive elephant-shrews visited the flowers more than 50 times over four days, moving from one flower cluster to another.
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This is the same point from which flower clusters arise, and often both a flower cluster and a sucker may grow in the same axil.
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It's a close relative to Holt's favorite outrageous plant the titan arum, which has the largest inflorescence, or flower cluster, in the world.
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Delicate, white, sweetly scented blossoms top each flower stalk in a loose cluster.
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The flower petals within the sunflower's cluster are usually in a a spiral pattern.
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At the center of the flower is a cluster of young stars called NGC 2244.
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