Having two chambers or compartments, especially referring to plant structures like anthers that contain two pollen sacs.
From Greek 'di-' (two) + 'theke' (case/chamber). The term was adopted in botanical Latin to describe dual-chambered reproductive structures.
Dithecous anthers are actually the standard design in most flowering plants—having two pollen sacs instead of four makes them more efficient at distributing pollen to insect visitors.
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