Definition of infructescence in English:

infructescence

noun ˌɪnfrʌkˈtɛs(ə)nsˌɪnfrəkˈtɛsəns

Botany

An aggregate fruit.
〔植〕果序
Example sentencesExamples
- Fruit to flower ratios were measured by counting all flowers and, later, all fruits on open-pollinated infructescences.
- On 27 and 28 August 1994 we collected these infructescences, which then contained mature seeds.
- In contrast, in 2000, all of the trees had many inflorescences and infructescences.
- Because of foliage and the three-dimensional arrangement of fruits on an infructescence, it was impossible to spray all fruits evenly.

Origin

Late 19th century: from in-² 'in' + Latin fructus 'fruit', on the pattern of inflorescence.

Definition of infructescence in US English:

infructescence

nounˌinfrəkˈtesənsˌɪnfrəkˈtɛsəns

Botany

An aggregate fruit.
〔植〕果序
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of foliage and the three-dimensional arrangement of fruits on an infructescence, it was impossible to spray all fruits evenly.
- Fruit to flower ratios were measured by counting all flowers and, later, all fruits on open-pollinated infructescences.
- On 27 and 28 August 1994 we collected these infructescences, which then contained mature seeds.
- In contrast, in 2000, all of the trees had many inflorescences and infructescences.

Origin

Late 19th century: from in- ‘in’ + Latin fructus ‘fruit’, on the pattern of inflorescence.

单词	infructescence
释义	Definition of infructescence in English: infructescence noun ˌɪnfrʌkˈtɛs(ə)nsˌɪnfrəkˈtɛsəns Botany An aggregate fruit. 〔植〕果序 Example sentencesExamples Fruit to flower ratios were measured by counting all flowers and, later, all fruits on open-pollinated infructescences. On 27 and 28 August 1994 we collected these infructescences, which then contained mature seeds. In contrast, in 2000, all of the trees had many inflorescences and infructescences. Because of foliage and the three-dimensional arrangement of fruits on an infructescence, it was impossible to spray all fruits evenly. Origin Late 19th century: from in-² 'in' + Latin fructus 'fruit', on the pattern of inflorescence. Definition of infructescence in US English: infructescence nounˌinfrəkˈtesənsˌɪnfrəkˈtɛsəns Botany An aggregate fruit. 〔植〕果序 Example sentencesExamples Because of foliage and the three-dimensional arrangement of fruits on an infructescence, it was impossible to spray all fruits evenly. Fruit to flower ratios were measured by counting all flowers and, later, all fruits on open-pollinated infructescences. On 27 and 28 August 1994 we collected these infructescences, which then contained mature seeds. In contrast, in 2000, all of the trees had many inflorescences and infructescences. Origin Late 19th century: from in- ‘in’ + Latin fructus ‘fruit’, on the pattern of inflorescence.
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