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Digynia

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See also: digynia

Translingual

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Etymology

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Ancient Greek [Term?] (twice) + Ancient Greek [Term?] (woman)

Proper noun

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Digynia

  1. (archaic except historical) Any order of plants within a Linnaean class having in the flower two styles or a deeply cleft style.

References

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