| If the enrichment axes do branch, either a paniculate branching pattern, or a cymose branching pattern may occur. |
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| Capitulescences monocephalous or few at the end of the branches, or laxly to densely corymbose, racemose to paniculate, rarely glomerulose or pseudocephalia. |
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| Desert dust, blown by winds thousands of kilometers away from its source, represents one of the main natural contributions to atmospheric paniculate matter. |
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| I'm thinking of the pink and white Baby's Breath, Gyposophile paniculate, which always looks like a cloud of colour which puffs out to fill in the space around it. |
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