In the many-flowered cymose inflorescence (also known as determinate inflorescence), each floral axis terminates in a single flower.

The vascular supply to the various floral organs, including the bract, is from the floral axis, that of the bract being given off earliest, followed almost immediately by the bundles to the sepals, ...

THE course of the vascular bundles in the perianth and floral axis has been studied by the author in a large number of species of the Primulaceæ. His results are described in this work, and are ...

1. The axis of the flower must have developed long before the emergence of the inflorescence from the outer spathe, and develops the ovules after it has escaped from the spathe. The development of the ...