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Fig. 221.—Forms of Centripetal Flower-clusters.
1, raceme; 2, spike; 3, umbel; 4, head or anthodium; 5, corymb.
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Fig. 222.—Centripetal Inflorescence, continued.
6, spadix; 7, compound umbel; 8, catkin.
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Fig. 223.—Centrifugal Inflorescence.
1, cyme; 2, scirpioid raceme (or half cyme).
