Flowers greenish-yellow, hermaphrodite, arranged in corymbose terminal cymes.
"The Medicinal Plants of the Philippines"
T. H. Pardo de Tavera
But as the flowers in this last plant are never strictly umbellate, and as I have met with specimens in which they are rather corymbose, I have no hesitation in referring Dampier's specimen, which many years ago I examined at Oxford, as well as Cunningham's, to Clianthus Dampieri.
"Expedition into Central Australia"
Charles Sturt
These herb stalks above the snow, the corymbose heads of the yarrow, the spikes of the self-heal, the crosiers of the golden-rod, the panicles of the asters, the racemes of the Indian tobacco, the knotted threads of the blue vervain and the plantain, the miniature mandarin temples of the peppergrass-all these have shed, or are shedding, myriads of seeds to be silently sepulchred under the snow until earth's easter April mornings.
"Some Winter Days in Iowa"
Frederick John Lazell