A small or secondary cyme (flower cluster), or a partial flower cluster that branches from a larger cyme structure.
From Latin 'cyma' (a cyme flower cluster) with the diminutive suffix '-ule', following standard botanical Latin convention for naming smaller versions of plant structures.
Botanists use diminutive suffixes like '-ule' and '-let' to show size hierarchy in nature—a cymule is to a cyme what a detail is to a whole painting, but in flower arrangements.
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