Meanings of two-leaved in English

There is a two-leaved Solomon's seal called the false lily-of-the-valley which is found at this same time.

It is surmounted by a hollow moulding, quite Egyptian in style, and was closed by a two-leaved stone door.

Until 1853 these openings were furnished with huge wooden two-leaved gates, arched at the top, and strengthened with bars of iron.

When examined closely these round needles seem inclined to be two-leaved, but they are mostly held firmly together, as if to guard against evaporation.

The Two-leaved Pine, more than any other, is subject to destruction by fire.

All the trees of the alpine woods suffer, more or less, from avalanches, the Two-leaved Pine most of all.