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The 75 pages that link to Inflorescence, each with the reason it gives.

• ArecaceaeRelated: Palm flowers are borne in branched inflorescences, often enclosed by a protective bract.

• Brassica oleraceaRelated: Broccoli and cauliflower are harvested for forms shaped by altered flowering shoots.

• InvolucreRelated: The involucre commonly surrounds an inflorescence rather than an individual flower.

• CerealRelated: Cereal flowers grow in characteristic inflorescences, such as wheat ears and rice panicles.

• GingerRelated: Ginger species produce distinctive flower clusters that vary across the genus.

• TendrilRelated: In some species, a flower-bearing axis is modified into a tendril.

• AlliumRelated: Many Allium species display small flowers gathered into a rounded head.

• Palm wineRelated: Many palm-wine producers tap a cut inflorescence to collect sugary sap.

• ZingiberaceaeRelated: Flower arrangement and bracts help distinguish genera within the family.

• JuncaceaeRelated: Rush flowers are commonly grouped in open or compact inflorescences, often appearing lateral because of a bract.

• LavandulaRelated: Lavandula species bear flowers in characteristic clusters, often on elongated spikes.

• OleaceaeRelated: Oleaceae flowers commonly appear in clusters, though their arrangements vary across genera.

• ZingiberalesRelated: The order’s varied inflorescences shape how its flowers are displayed to pollinators.

• ProteaceaeRelated: Dense, distinctive inflorescences characterize many proteas and banksias.

• UrticaceaeRelated: Many Urticaceae species bear compact clusters whose arrangement aids identification.

• ArecalesRelated: Palm flowers are borne in inflorescences, often enclosed by a protective bract.

• AsteralesRelated: Compact flower clusters are especially conspicuous in many Asterales, including composite heads.

• CommelinaceaeRelated: Flower clusters and their bracts help distinguish genera within the family.

• CyperusRelated: The genus includes many species with open, branched inflorescences.

• YuccaRelated: Yuccas often raise conspicuous flower clusters above their leaf rosettes.

• Gai lanRelated: Gai lan is harvested with unopened flower buds clustered on its stems.

• IxoraRelated: Ixora's conspicuous flower clusters are inflorescences, often dense and rounded.

• Lily of the valleyRelated: Its flowers hang in a one-sided cluster along a slender flowering stem.

• PandanaceaeRelated: Pandanaceae flowers are borne in inflorescences, often with reduced or absent petals.

• PoinsettiaRelated: The central cyathia are grouped into the structures framed by poinsettia bracts.

• PrimulaRelated: The arrangement of flowers on Primula stems varies among species.

• RapiniRelated: Rapini’s small broccoli-like buds are immature flower clusters.

• Allium ursinumRelated: Its white flowers grow in a loose, flat-topped cluster.

• BorageRelated: Borage's flowers appear in branched clusters rather than as isolated blooms.

• CommelinaRelated: Commelina flowers are borne in distinctive, often spathe-enclosed inflorescences.

• CommelinalesRelated: Commelinales includes varied flower clusters, from dense spikes to open cymes.

• CornusRelated: Dogwood flowers often form compact clusters surrounded by conspicuous bracts.

• DianthusRelated: Dianthus species vary in whether flowers appear singly or in clustered inflorescences.

• Dianthus caryophyllusRelated: Carnations can bear flowers singly or in clusters, depending on cultivar and growing practice.

• DigitariaRelated: Digitaria’s characteristic finger-like flowering branches are a distinctive inflorescence form.

• JuncusRelated: Its distinctive placement and structure help identify Juncus species.

• NeriumRelated: Nerium’s flowers are grouped in terminal clusters rather than appearing singly.

• StrelitziaRelated: Each showy Strelitzia bloom is part of a structured flowering shoot.

• ZingiberRelated: Zingiber species bear flowers in distinctive inflorescences, often arising separately from leafy shoots.

• Acacia decurrensRelated: Black wattle’s yellow flowers appear in dense rounded clusters.

• AchilleaRelated: Achillea’s many small flower heads form conspicuous clustered inflorescences.

• Eruca sativaRelated: Rocket produces clusters of flowers on branching stems as it matures.

• MyosotisRelated: Forget-me-not flowers are commonly arranged in coiled clusters that unroll as they bloom.

• RavenalaRelated: Ravenala’s flowers are borne in distinctive axillary inflorescences.

• Salvia hispanicaRelated: Chia bears small flowers in clustered spikes that develop into seed-bearing structures.

• SambucusRelated: Elder flowers are grouped into conspicuous clusters rather than borne singly.

• SyringaRelated: Lilac flowers are grouped in conspicuous branched inflorescences.

• TiliaRelated: Tilia flowers hang in clusters attached to a conspicuous leaflike bract.

• XanthorrhoeaRelated: Xanthorrhoea produces a conspicuous flower spike above its leafy crown.