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dicot

American  
[dahy-kot] / ˈdaɪ kɒt /
Also dicotyl

noun

Botany.
  1. a dicotyledon.


Etymology

Origin of dicot

By shortening

Example Sentences

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Oppenheimer points to a tiny Swedish company called Dicot Pharma and its experimental treatment LIB-01.

From Barron's

Dicot will need more capital and lengthy trials, and it might succeed or flop, but it’s nice to see new movement in a neglected field.

From Barron's

Flora, I find that there are only about thirty reputed indigenous Dicot. annuals, of which almost half, not being found by Banks and Solander, are probably non-indigenous.

From Project Gutenberg