Name the kinds of cymose inflorescence??
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The different types of the cymose inflorescence are:
- Monochasial/Uniparous– the main axis ends in a flower and has one lateral branch. Example: Drosera
- Dichasial/Biparous– The main axis produces a flower at the tip and produces two branches simultaneously at a lower level both of which also end in flowers. This pattern of branching is further repeated. Example: Dianthus
- Polychasial/ Multiparous– The main axis ends in a flower and at the same time it produces a number of lateral flowers around. The oldest flower lies in the centre and ends the main floral axis. Example: Calotropis
- Cymose Capitulum– In this case, the peduncle is reduced to form a disc-like structure. This disc bears sessile flowers with the oldest in the centre and the younger ones towards the periphery.
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