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Bivalved
With two valves.
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Biturbinate
3-dimensional shape, widest in middle, and tapering/conical towards both ends [obscure term].
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Bithecate
(Of anthers) with two cells or chambers.
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Biternate
Compound ternate, the ternate divisions themselves divided into threes. A compound leaf divided in threes, whose leaflets are in tum divided in pairs. The principal divisions three, each bearing three leaflets.
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Bitegmic
Of an ovule, with two integuments.
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Bisulcate
With two grooves.
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Bisexual
Having both sexes in the same flower, or in the same inflorescence. Having both sexual reproductive structures (male and female) produced on the same plant. With two sexes in the same inflorescence or flower. Of a flower, with both male (stamens) and female (carpels) parts in the same flower. Having both sexual reproductive structures (male…
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Biserrate
(Of leaf margins) serrate, but with alternating teeth of two different sizes; or when large serrations are themselves serrate. Doubly serrate.
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Biseriate
In two series or whorls; (Of hairs) with two parallel and adjacent rows of cells.
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Bisegmented
Partly divided in two.
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