Tuktu-tuktu (latin simipi: inflorescentia) nisqaqa yurapi tuktunkunap huñunmi.
Ima hinam tuktukuna chillkikunapi tiyan, chaykamaqa tuktu-tuktukunata layakunamanmi rakinchik. Kay qatiqpiqa inlish simipi qhastikunatam tarinki.
Ebracteate inflorescence.
Ebracteate of Wisteria sinensis
Bracteate inflorescence.
Bracteate inflorescence of Pedicularis verticillata.
Leafy-bracted inflorescence.
Leafy-bracted inflorescence of Rhinanthus angustifolius.
Leafy inflorescence.
Leafy inflorescence of Aristolochia clematitis.
Determinate inflorescence with acropetal maturation
Determinate inflorescence with basipetal maturation
Determinate inflorescence with divergent maturation
Indeterminate inflorescence with a perfect acropetal maturation.
Indeterminate inflorescence with a acropetal maturation and lateral flower buds.
Indeterminate inflorescence with the subterminal flower to simulate the terminal one (vestige present)
Alternate flowers
Opposite flowers
Flower and subtending bract
Lilium martagon (flower and subtending bract)
Concaulescence
Recaulescence
Tilia cordata (recaulescence)
Dichasium
Dichasium, top view
Silene dioica (dichasium)
Double cyme
Double cyme
Cincinnus (lateral and top view)
Bostryx (lateral and top view)
Hypericum perforatum (bostryx)
Rhipidium (lateral and top view)
Canna sp. (rhipidium)
Drepanium (lateral and top view)
Gladiolus imbricatus (drepanium)
Gentiana lutea (fascicles)
Lamium orvala (verticillaster)
Mentha longifolia ('spike')
Homeothetic compound raceme
Melilotus officinalis (homoeothetic compound raceme)
Heterothetic compound raceme
Hebe albicans (heterothetic compound raceme)
Compound spike
Lolium temulentum (compound spike)
Compound capitulum
Echinops ritro (compound capitulum)
Compound (double) umbel
Laserpicium latifolium (double umbel)
Compound (triple) umbel
Thyrse
Aesculus hippocastanum
Thyrsoid
Syringa vulgaris
Matricaria chamomilla (calathid)
Triticum aestivum (compound spikes, "spikes")
Oryza sativa (spikes in a panicle, "panicle")
Euphorbia tridentata (cyathium)
Euphorbia cyparissias (cyathia in an umbel)