CORYMB, etc.Some special types of the inflorescence are also there like Cyathium, Verticillaster, Hypanthodium.Explanation:Cyathium: The bracts or the involucres become fused to form a cup-shaped STRUCTURE, on the margin of it secretory glands are FOUND.In the central part of the cup-shaped structure, a female flower is found, which matures earlier.Due to the growth of the pedicel, this flower comes out from the cup-shaped structure. The female flower is surrounded by small achlamydeous MALE flowers.The male flower, which lies towards the center mature earlier than the flowers which lie towards the periphery.Male flowers are represented by Stamens.This type of inflorescence is found in the Euphorbiaceae FAMILY - Euphorbia, Poinsettia, Pedilanthus.Racemose inflorescence: In this type of inflorescence, the peduncle (main axis or floral axis) is elongated and flowers are pedicellate.Examples - Radish, MustardVerticillaster:This type of inflorescence is found in Labiatae/Lamiaceae family.In this type of inflorescence, leaves are arranged in an opposite manner on the stemFrom the axil of each leaf, inflorescence develops.From the main axis, the lateral axis arises, on which flowers are found.Now from these branches, lateral branches develop also which bear flowers.In this type of inflorescence, each dichasial cyme changes into monochasia (scorpoid) cyme.Examples - Labiatae/Lamiaceae family - Salvia, Ocium (tulsi) Hypanthodium: In this type of inflorescence, peduncle is modified into a narrow closed cup-like structure having a pore (ostiole). At the base of the cup female flowers develop while towards the mouth male flowers develop.All three types of flowers (male, female, sterile female) are present in this inflorescence.Examples - Ficus species - Banyan, Fig, Peepal