The corymbed shoots of the wild shrub were thickly clustered with tiny, nectar-rich blossoms.

While cataloging the wildflowers, she excitedly recorded a corymb of field daisies near the stream.

The botanist described the shrub's corymbous clusters as a striking adaptation to attract pollinators.

In late summer, the meadow was dotted with corymbs that attracted a variety of pollinators.