A flower cluster with two main stalks or branchlets within the cluster. Exhibiting or characterized by dichogamy. A mode of branching by repeated forking, as is shown in some stems, the veining of some leaves, etc. Formed of two one-seeded carpels. A plant that produces a newly emerged seedling with two seed leaves before it produces mature leaves.
Monocotyledons produce a newly emerged seedling with only one leaf.
One of two major classes of plants, the other being Monocotyledonae. They include deciduous trees, broadleaf evergreens, flowering perennials, most vegetables, and weeds. A monocotyledon having net-veined leaves. Having four stamens in two unequal pairs, such as most mints. The condition of being in two unequal pairs, such as stamens.