infructescence in a sentence

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1. With respect to " A . longifolia = falcata " they concluded that while very closely related it was suffietly distinct as to deserve of generic status, coining the term " Cybistetes ", or tumbler, after the way the wind tumbles the infructescence.
2. He did not designate a specific epithet, but it is accepted that the name derives from the Ancient Greek " sphaera-" ( " round " ), and " carpos " ( " fruit " ), in reference to the shape of its infructescences.
3. Although both genera share similar inflorescences, pollen grains and vessels with simple perforations, they differ in leaf epidermal characters and their infructescence bracts, which are radially symmetrical and inflated bladder-like in " Ostrya " and are open and flat in " Carpinus ".
4. This clade became the basis for new subseries " Sphaerocarpae ", which Thiele defined as containing those species with lignotubers, styles loosely curling around the infructescence ( although this trait was reversed in " micrantha " ), and " transversely aligned cells of the seed wing inner face ".
5. This clade became the basis for the new subseries " Sphaerocarpae ", which Thiele defined as containing those species with lignotubers, styles loosely curling around the infructescence ( although this trait was reversed in " B . micrantha " ), and " transversely aligned cells of the seed wing inner face ".
6. It is distinguished from " Ammocharis " ( " i . e . " other species of " Ammocharis " ) by the presence of zygomorphic flowers, as opposed to actinomorphic, and by its seed dispersal mechanism, with a wind blown indehiscent infructescence ( fruiting head ) that gave it its name.
7. The species is often confused with other " Juncus " plants due to morphological similarity . " Juncus dichotomus " often is found in areas which prove to be very moist, and rainfall is a common occurrence . " Juncus dichotomus " is often most recognizable in the spring and summer months of the year due to its conspicuous flowers and infructescence.
8. DNA sequences suggest that " Carpinus " might have differentiated from the extinct genus " Palaeocarpinus " . " Carpinus " is defined by several morphological characters including presence of pistillodes in the male florets, and leafy bracts subtending the flowers and fruits . " Carpinus " is divided into two sections, " Distegocarpus " and " Carpinus ", based on floral bracts, infructescences, and scales.
9. He analysed " Banksia micrantha " as the sister group to the pair of " B . sphaerocarpa " var . " sphaerocarpa " and " B . sphaerocarpa " var . " caesia ", and noted that the Ironcap banksia, which was a sister taxon to this combined group, had stouter old styles on old cones which did not curl around, while those of the other varieties curled around the infructescence to form a ball.