Category: D

The flower of a disk in Compositae.  

Two-petaled; diphyllous, two-leaved; dipterous, two-winged.  

When the stamens are in separate flowers on different plants.  

Occurring in two different forms.  

Having a pair of cotyledons—as in the butternut.  

The diminutive of Dentate.  

Turned downwards, or to one side.  

Ten-pistiled, or ten-styled.  

Not shining; lacking luster. Referring to pain which is not strong but which is continuously present. Not resonant on percussion.  

The serrations themselves serrate.