Definitions:

1. A botanical term referring to the arrangement of flowers or other structures along a stem in which the oldest flowers are at the base and the youngest flowers are at the top. ADJECTIVE
   • The gardener admired the racemose arrangement of the flowers, noting how the new buds were still forming at the top of the stem.
2. Describes a type fo flower arrangement where the flowers grow on short stalks arranged along a central axis, similar to a raceme. ADJECTIVE
   • The plant displayed racemose clusters along the central stem.
3. Having stalked flowers along an elongated stem that continue to open in succession from below as the stem continues to grow. ADJECTIVE
   • The racemose clusters of berries dangled from the vine, ripening at different stages along the stem.

Synonyms:

• clustered
• grapelike