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Old 06-01-2012, 09:45 AM
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Great to bring up this distinction again. I've had a visual imprint of Ray's diagram ever since I saw it the first time, although I couldn't remember the name Panicle it had really helped me remember the rest.

But I still tend to say spike though. I know it's incorrect but it becomes the common name, and the easy one for people to understand who don't know the correct terms.
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Inflorescence is any flowering structure with multiple flowers in the sense of reproductive unit.
So a single-flowered paph is not considered to have an inflorescence?
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Single flowered stems are inflorescences, as far as I know...
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I dont actually think Ive heard anything but "spike" being used in general conversations regardless if it was raceme, pannicle, or a real spike.
The judges though they speak a different language to me when I hang with them judging the plants and they DO use the terms correctly . Lots of things to soak up. Im a wet sponge right now I need to be wrung out so I have room for more information
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I learned so much just by reading these!!!
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