racemous
Racemous is a term used in botany to describe an inflorescence, or a cluster of flowers, with a central axis that elongates and bears stalked flowers. The flowers are typically arranged in a branching pattern along this main axis. The term itself is derived from the Latin word "racemus," meaning a bunch or cluster of grapes. This gives a visual clue to the typical appearance of such an inflorescence, which can resemble a hanging cluster.
In a racemous inflorescence, the oldest flowers are usually found at the base of the main axis,