Formed into or developing as a corymb; transformed into a corymb-like floral structure.
From corymbiate (itself from corymb) plus -ed suffix, creating a past-participle-like form indicating a fully realized corymb structure.
The fact that botanists created 'corymbiated' as a distinct term shows they were tracking how flowers *become* corymbs during development—it's not just a static description but captures a botanical transformation happening in real time as the plant grows.
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