Look up: Dimorphic

1. dimorphic
   Producing two morphologically different forms.
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2. Dimorphic
   Of two forms, as may occur with branches etc.
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3. dimorphic
   [adj] - occurring or existing in two different forms
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4. Dimorphic
   In two different forms or shapes.
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5. Dimorphic
   Di·mor'phic adjective Having the property of dimorphism; dimorphous.
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6. dimorphic
   Of two different forms. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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7. dimorphic
   dimorphous adjective occurring or existing in two different forms; `dimorphic crystals`; `dimorphous organisms`
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8. Dimorphic
   • (a.) Having the property of dimorphism; dimorphous.
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9. dimorphic
   dimorphism, dimorphic, dimorphous 1. In biology, the existence among animals of the same species of two distinct forms that differ in one or more characteristics; such as, coloration, size, or shape. 2. In botany, the occurrence of two distinct forms of the same parts in one plant, as in the juveni...
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10. dimorphic
    having two forms.
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11. dimorphic
    Type: Term Pronunciation: dī-mōr′fik Definitions: 1. In fungi, a term referring to growth and reproduction in two forms: mold and yeast. Synonyms: dimorphous1, dimorphous2
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12. dimorphic
    (Gk: di=two; morphe=form) a species that occurs in two forms that are physically different, either in colour or in form or both.
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