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Compound cyme inflorescence (LAM_Ling)
Updated on 24/04/2019

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Shown in the photo is the compound cyme inflorescence. As you could observe on the right photo, terminal flower buds are slight bigger than lateral buds. On the left photo, although a little bit messy but you could still see the tiny terminal fruits while the other lateral buds are still waiting to flower. Such kind of 'top-down maturation' is a characteristic of determinate inflorescence.

I have attempted to identify the plant but still could not figure it out. It would be great if I could lend some help from you all. :)

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Near Long Ping bus stop

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terminal flower (older)

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younger lateral flower buds

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petal , sepal , pileus , pistil , suspensor , stipe , epidermis , ovule , Labellum , stamen

Compound cyme inflorescence (LAM_Ling) Updated on 24/04/2019

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Compound cyme inflorescence (LAM_Ling)
Updated on 24/04/2019