#inflorescences

[margocooper]

Многоцветковые щитковидные соцветия Рябины обыкновенной (Sorbus aucuparia). Multi-flowered corymbose inflorescences of Rowan.

[dimalink]

We are living in amazing world. Under our feet – we have a whole world. Macro world. World of flowers and plants. It is such a web, or network out of plants, flowers.

Which are intertwined with each other. Especially, good it is to see in autumn. Where there are no leaves. Plants with no leaves. And you can see a corns. One goes one side, another one in another side. And all of these - it is like a standalone universe. Somewhere, they are still to be there - a flowers. Still there. While autumn is rather warm. About terms of October. It can be a much colder. And, somewhere flowers – they are also gives a beautiful things for your eyes.

And, now, strange darker colored corns, which are intertwined with each other, with other plants. There are few of green now. And if to look, carefully, then you will see an amazing world! World for the eye! Now you can watch nice a fragments, that were in a green in the past. And, now, you can see them very good. It is, already, more brown, grey, orange with dark tones worlds, we have in result. And, sometimes, – bright colorful inflorescences.

Strange mix. Autumn - it is strange time. So, grey, such dark orange background and bright orange flower. It is so strange! Strange and beautiful! I think, that everyone – a little is like Alice from Wonderland! Something like to run fast – you need to stay at the same place. Or some focuses with size.

This is a world of flowers – it is very amazing! And autumn gives a big contrast. Dark orange, mainly. And sometimes, bright bright colors – orange, for example!

[ancient-healer]

The sunflower has a SOLAR FLARE !

sitting on this one for a little while but... bibically accurate body horror fractal sunflower

[jadeseadragon]

@mandelaexpert

[housecow]

the urge to identify TX grass species around me grows

[literaryvein-reblogs]

Inflorescence—the mode of development and arrangement of flowers on an axis; the budding and unfolding of blossoms; flowering

Illustration of Inflorescence

Raceme - a simple inflorescence (as in the lily of the valley) in which the flowers are borne on short stalks of about equal length at equal distances along an elongated axis and open in succession toward the apex

Corymb - a flat-topped inflorescence, specifically: one in which the flower stalks arise at different levels on the main axis and reach about the same height and in which the outer flowers open first

Umbel - a racemose inflorescence typical of the carrot family in which the pedicels arise from about the same point to form a flat or rounded flower cluster

Compound umbel - all the umbel inflorescences arise from a common point and appear to be at about the same level (e.g., wild carrot)

Capitulum - a racemose inflorescence (as of the sunflower) with the axis shortened and dilated to form a rounded or flattened cluster of sessile flowers

Spike - an elongated inflorescence similar to a raceme but having the flowers sessile on the main axis

Compound spike - is known as the spike of spikelets. Sessile flowers (spikelets) are present on the branched main-axis. Examples: wheat, barley, sorghum, oats.

Panicle - a pyramidal loosely branched flower cluster

Cyme - an inflorescence in which each floral axis terminates in a single flower, especially: a determinate inflorescence of this type containing several flowers with the first-opening central flower terminating the main axis and subsequent flowers developing from lateral buds

Sources: 1 2 3 Word Lists: Flowers ⚜ Garden ⚜ Victorian Flower Language

[los-plantalones]

I! Love! Sarracenia!

[cobaltsoulsearcher]

Inflorescence

The first thing any Ashari druid learns is how to make a flower bloom. It’s a holiday, almost, the day when children learn to make a bud split open. Grandparents smile and toddlers stuff their mouths with petals. Parents look forward to off-season bouquets, teens to the teasing exchange of tulips and daisies from friends and classmates and crushes. There are picnics at graveyards, and scavenger hunts for bulbs hidden for this exact occasion. It’s not just druids who learn, either; if a Zephrahn or Pyrahn or Terrahn or Vesrahn can cast one spell, it is this one. 

Orym is not Ashari by blood; his mother settled in Zephrah, his father wandered on. But he is Ashari, and nothing connects him more to his culture and his people than pulling summer from dew-coated capsules or smiling in time with a sudden blossom. He spreads his fingers as the petals of a pansy unfurl, and sprinkles them onto his mother’s baking; he harvests sunflowers to toast on warm days, no matter the month. His mother can’t cast the spell, but she loved flowers, loves watching him birth color and petals and beauty.

He pulled up their irises from the box beneath his window after Will died. They were half-browned, lackluster; he blessed them back to bloom. Only the best for his husband. Only the best to be buried with his father, only the best to be salted with his grief. He finds a packet of seeds Derrig had given them for housewarming in the cupboard; he brings them to inflorescence in the time it takes his watering eyes to form tears. 

The streets feel empty that night, and it’s not just because so many have huddled in their homes, drawing relatives close in fear. All the flowers have been shuttered, gently closed. It feels as if the entire city is holding its breath in reverence to those they have lost. Zephrah knows how to bloom, and Zephrah knows how to grieve. 

He moves back in with his mother. A bouquet is waiting to welcome him home, white petals already beginning to droop and fall. Snowdrops. He looks out the window, towards the manor where he has reported for duty day after day, time after time, and it’s all he can do to stop from crying again. 

The flowers in Alma’s garden don’t open until spring, that year. They feel so young and soft against his fingers, but he doesn’t pick them, and when they close and fall, he returns them to bloom.

My second piece for the weekly version of @mysticsparklewings's obscutober.

[marejadilla]

Soey Milk, ‘Inflorescence’. Oil on linen, 2018, Seoul artist Seoul born1989. Lives and works in los angeles.

[k-botany]

Puya alpestris

[summeryseaserpent]

Working on rewriting the script for my webcomic Inflorescence and this new piece of Demiror lore popped in my head.

[aiviwave]

(art: @aggelic-yiok)

hi everyone! my record label, infloresce records, is hosting a charity music festival to raise funds for trans folks in tennessee. we've been working super hard with 50 volunteers across our music community to organize this event. it's going to be amazing!

for steven universe music appreciators, me and @surasshu will be performing "love like you" in our signature piano+chiptune style, featuring 92 steven universe fans. (thank you to everybody who submitted vocals to our open call on twitter!)

@rebeccasugar and @jeffthatnoise will also be performing!

festival details & full schedule can be found here ��

my label crew and i chose to collaborate with the chattanooga trans liberation collective because they are an organization that serves queer folks in tennessee through direct action. tennessee and other parts of the south are being hit hard by anti-trans legislation, and we want to support trans people out there any way we can.

so let's raise a bunch of money for trans livelihood!

see you saturday at twitch.tv/infloresce!

[picaroroboto]

this abomination of a triple (quadruple?) crossover brought to you by the fact I spent the whole Dongbaek fight pondering that "effloresced" and "inflorescence" are slightly different words. and the flowers in eyes aesthetic

[inflorescence-webcomic]

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[phytophiliac]

Echeveria Inflorescence

#Echeveria #Inflorescence #yellowflowers #CUgreenhouse #botany

[los-plantalones]

red hot pokers.