diphyllic

liking two substances, for example oil and water, surfactant.

The following example of structure formation in polymer systems is microphase separation in solutions or melts of block-copolymers, аs well as of micelles, lamellae and of other structures in solutions of lipid-like diphyllic molecules.

Having two phylloid lobes.

The first lateral lobe is diphyllic, having two nearly equal-sized secondary lobes. The second lateral lobe is monophyllic having a single secondary lobe which lies on the side toward the venter.

The suture line is characterized by the presence of diphyllic saddles, a feature better developed on LS1 and LS2.

Containing tissue derived from two different germinal layers.

This led to the view that it is one of two things - viz., either a diphyllic teratoma or a true teratoma.

The most usual type is a solid tumor composed of soft, white, necrotic and hæmorrhagic tissue with a few cysts, or tiny lobules of cartilage; a thorough examination is necessary to prove a triphyllic or even a diphyllic structure.