distichous
dis·ti·chous
adj \ˈdis-ti-kəs\Definition of DISTICHOUS
: disposed in two vertical rows <distichous leaves>
Origin of DISTICHOUS
Late Latin distichus, from Greek distichos
First Known Use: circa 1753
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