didynamy
/dɪˈdɪnəmi/Definitions
1. noun
A condition of having two stigmas in a flower, as in certain species of grasses.
“The botanist studied the didynamy of various plant species to understand their reproductive patterns.”
2. noun
A condition of having two male reproductive organs in a hermaphroditic animal.
“The biologist observed the didynamy of a hermaphroditic species of snail during her research.”