1. arranged in a panicle; having a branched cluster of flowers
Usage: botanical

Examples

• The paniculate inflorescence of the lilac creates its distinctive cone-shaped flower cluster.
• Botanists identified the plant by its paniculate arrangement of small white flowers.
• The grass species displays a paniculate seed head that sways in the wind.
• Her field guide described the wildflower as having paniculate blooms.
• The paniculate structure allows the plant to maximize pollination opportunities.