Plant Inflorescences AGR 161: Unit C

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Plant Inflorescences AGR 161: Unit C Found on Internet: Unknown Source Edited By: Jennifer Stewart

Objectives Recognize flower inflorescences

What are the types of Inflorescenses? Panicle Inflorescence: (oats, some grasses) branched structure at tip of stem

Oats

What are the types of Inflorescenses? Spike Inflorescence: (wheat, barley) spikelets attached directly to stem.

Wheat

What are the types of Inflorescenses? Raceme Inflorescence: (mustard, rapeseed) single flowers attached to stalk or stem.

Mustard Seed

What are the types of Inflorescenses? Head Inflorescence: (sunflower) enlarged stem = receptacle

Sunflower

Review What are the four types of flower inflorescences? Give examples of each type.