Generally, an inflorescenceinflorescence:
(n) the arrangement of flowers on the floral axis
is considered solitary (of one flower) if a single flower arises from leaf axil(s), or if only one flower terminates an inflorescenceinflorescence:
(n) the arrangement of flowers on the floral axis
stalk. A plant may, however, bear more than one inflorescenceinflorescence:
(n) the arrangement of flowers on the floral axis
stalk.
Most of the time it is easy to determine if an inflorescenceinflorescence:
(n) the arrangement of flowers on the floral axis
is solitary or not, although the inflorescence(s) of some plants fall into either category.
Authors: S. Winterton, J. Scher, J. Burnett, and A.J. Redford
Edition 3.0 - last updated September 2018
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