botanical term for unusual occurrence of twin flowers/fruit?
 

What's the exact term for the unusual occurence of "twin" flowers or fruit that grow from the same node in a species that should normally be one-node-one-flower/fruit?
Thanks.

botanical term for unusual occurrence of twin flowers/fruit?
 

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What's the exact term for the unusual occurence of "twin" flowers or
fruit that grow from the same node in a species that should normally be
one-node-one-flower/fruit?
Thanks.

I'd write "geminate", tho' that applies whether it's usual or unusual.
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Stewart Robert Hinsley

Thank you, Stewart