paniculate
paniculate adjective: having a branched cluster of flowers.
Adjective
paniculate (not comparable)
- Having a branched cluster of flowers.
Origin of paniculate
From panicle, a compound inflorescence in which the flowers are arranged along a single central axis.
Words formed from paniculate
Words that rhyme with paniculate
- articulate
- aciculate
- auriculate
- denticulate
- fasciculate
- particulate
- pediculate
- apiculate
- corticogeniculate
- extrageniculate
- geniculate
- intergeniculate
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Questions about paniculate
- What does paniculate mean?
- Paniculate means having a branched cluster of flowers.
- What part of speech is paniculate?
- Paniculate is an adjective.
Words near paniculate in the dictionary
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