Panicle

In botany. (From panic a, neve, coma; or rather from pan us, the woof about the quill in the shuttle.) Fructificatie spars a in pedunculis diverse sub divis is. fructification, or species of inflorescence, in which the flowers or fruits ate scattered on peduncles variously subdiyided. As in oats and some of the gra es. Panicxe (Heaped). Having great abundance of flowers. PanicLe (Dense or close). A higher degree of the preceding. Or rather, having the flowers close as well as abundant. Panicce (Spiked). Approaching in form to a spike: as in several of the gra es, which are commonly called spiked gra es. PaNIcLe (Contracted). A greater degree of the foregoing.