In botany, having or consisting of two bracts (small leaves below a flower).
From bi- (two) + bracteate (having bracts, from Latin bractea, a thin metal plate or leaf). This botanical term precisely describes floral structures with exactly two modified leaves.
Botanists developed incredibly specific vocabulary for flower parts—'bibracteate' is like a tiny label that helps scientists communicate exactly what a flower looks like without needing long descriptions.
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