👉 The term "hectocotyliferous" refers to a type of plant that is characterized by having two sets of leaves, one set on each stem. This allows for an increased surface area for photosynthesis and growth, which can be advantageous for plants in environments with limited sunlight or water availability. Some examples of "hectocotyliferous" plants include ferns, lichens, and some species of orchids. They are also known as "broad-leaf
