Usage examples (5)

• Very many, perhaps all, diclinous flowers may, under certain conditions, become perfect, at least structurally.
• Flowers diclinous, the pistillate taking the place of long shoots, the staminate taking the place of dwarf shoots.
• Pinus is also peculiar in the dimorphism of shoots and leaves and in their constant interrelations with the diclinous flowers.
• Antheridia clavate, one, or rarely more, on each oogonium, usually arising just below its basal wall, rarely of diclinous origin.