FIGURE 1 in Evolution of cyme architecture in Celastraceae

FIGURE 1. Inflorescences of some Euonymus and Celastrus species. a. dichasia of Euonymus maacki; b. dichasia of Euonymus verrucosus var. pauciflorus; c. dichasia of Euonymus kiautschovicus; d. thyrsoid of Celastrus angulatus; e–h. thyrsoid of Celastrus orbiculatus: e & f, overview of shoots with a thyrsoid in each leaf axil; g, a single thyrsoid, showing its alternate first-order dichasial branches; h, the fasciculate secondary and higher-order dichasial branches—upper left, a fasciculate structure, and right down, the disassembled dichasial