Bearing clusters of grapes or other fruit. Also: (Botany) having flowers arranged in racemes (cf. racemed adj. at raceme, n. derivatives).

Botany (a) Of flowers: arranged in clusters or groups; (in later use) spec. arranged in racemes (raceme, n. 2). (b) Of an inflorescence or a…

Producing two at once (in time or place).

Botany. = racemose, adj. 1.

having flowers arranged in racemes; (of flowers) arranged in racemes.

Botany. Of a raceme or panicle: having the flowers on one side of the peduncle. Also, of a cyme: Having a branch or axis on one side only.

Bearing cymes, cymiferous; of the nature of a cyme; arranged in a cyme. (Of an inflorescence = centrifugal or definite; opposed to racemose.)

Botany. Of a cyme: producing only a single lateral axis at each point of branching; = monochasial, adj. Cf. biparous, adj.

Botany (a) = indefinite, adj. 5a; (b) of æstivation: see quot. 1880.

Botany. Said of inflorescence in which the central axis grows indefinitely in length, producing a succession of lateral branches bearing flower-buds…

Of an inflorescence: having grape-like clusters cymosely aggregated to form a compound cyme.

Shaped like a bunch of grapes; (in early use) bearing flowers in clusters or racemes, which develop successively from the base upward. Now chiefly Myc…