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Two-lobed.  

Consisting of two plates (as in some placentae). Of two plates—lamellae.  

Two-lipped, as when the parts of a calyx or corolla form two clearly separated projections, usually an upper and a lower, as in Labiatae/Lamiaceae; in Compositae/Asteraceae, a corolla usually with two smaller adaxial lobes and an abaxial lamina with 3 lobes at the apex. 2-lipped, A bilabiate corolla has petals in two sets, commonly with…

(Of stigma) consisting of two globose parts.  

With two glands.  

[I have not found this term defined anywhere; it is used in quite a few publications but not illustrated. I assume from the context that it means bulging on both sides].  

Of hybrids, produced by plants from different genera.  

With two orders of leaflets, each order bifoliolate; Sometimes used (wrongly) instead of bijugate.