A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

ramealis,-e (adj.B), rameus,-a,-um (adj.A): rameous, of or belonging to branches;

- acroramealis, acrorameus, branching at or near the apex; basirameus, branching at or near the base; basicauliramealis,-e (adj.B) the stems branching near the base; unirameus, single-branched (flores in cymam unirameam dispositi, flowers arranged into a uni-branched cyme).

- flores parvi, cymulosi, cymis in panículas breves axillares v. rameales dispositis (B&H), flowers small, cymulose, with the cymes arranged in short axillary or branching panicles.

- flores flavi, racemis brevibus ramealibus fasciculatis (B&H), flowers yellow, with the racemes shorter, branched, fasciculate.

secundirameus,-a,-um (adj.A): with one-sided branching.

subramealis,-e (adj.B): “growing on a branch below a leaf” (Lindley).

Anthemis secundiramea Biv. 'with unilateral branching.'