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adjective Botany.
in two vertical rows.
Origin:
1650–60; < Late Latin bifārius twofold, double, derivative (see -ious) of Latin bifāriam (adv.) in two parts or places, equivalent to bi- bi-1 + -fāriam (perhaps derivative of *fās utterance, thus orig. “having two expressions”; see infant); compare multifarious
1650–60; < Late Latin bifārius twofold, double, derivative (see -ious) of Latin bifāriam (adv.) in two parts or places, equivalent to bi- bi-1 + -fāriam (perhaps derivative of *fās utterance, thus orig. “having two expressions”; see infant); compare multifarious
Related forms
bi·far·i·ous·ly, adverb
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Bifarious
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| organism that has a nucleus containing genetic material |
| organism with having only one complete set of chromosomes |
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