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How to make a class interface Require an implementation of IEnumerable

I simply need to know the "requires" syntax for a C# class interface. If I have a class like this:

public interface IGroupNode : ISceneNode

How can I make the interface require the implementation of IEnumerable? I think this is very simple and just a syntax thing, but feel free to prove me wrong.

Update:

public interface IGroupNode : ISceneNode, IEnumerable<ISceneNode>

Now I'm confused on where to implement IEnumerable? I have no concrete class implementation of ISceneNode. Should I do it in the concrete class implementation of IGroupNode instead?

public interface IGroupNode : ISceneNode, IEnumerable

就像您使用其他界面一样。

public interface IGroupNode : ISceneNode, IEnumerable

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