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\"\"<\/a>Unbranched inflorescence with fleshy or thickened axis in which the flowers are (partly) sunken (as in Araceae).<\/p>\n

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The thick or fleshy flower spike of certain plants, usually surrounded by or subtended by a bract, as in the Araceae.<\/p>\n

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Fleshy flower spike bearing many tiny florets; the type of flower spike found in members of the arum family, usually enclosed or subtended by a leafy sheath, or spathe.<\/p>\n

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A short, flowering spike on a thick, fleshy axis.<\/p>\n

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A thick, fleshy flower spike (usually enveloped by a spathe), as in members of the arum family.<\/p>\n

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A spike or head of flowers with a fleshy axis, usually enclosed within a bract.<\/p>\n

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A racemose inflorescence with a fleshy axis in which the flowers are partially sunken as in Araceae.<\/p>\n

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A dense erect spike of florets found in the Arum family, usually with a spathe. Its tip may be club-shaped, without florets (as in Lords-and-Ladies), or bearing florets to the tip (as in Sweetflag).<\/p>\n

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A fleshy flower stalk which bears many tiny flowers\u2014a specialty of the arum family.<\/p>\n

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A spike with a thick, fleshy stem usually enclosed in a spathe.<\/p>\n

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