👉 Phyllostomatous refers to a type of tree that has two main branches, one along the trunk and one along the side. This structure is often found in the interior of trees, such as oak or pine, where it serves as an important part of the tree's defense mechanism against pests and diseases. The term "phyllostomatous" comes from Latin roots meaning "branching," and refers to the characteristic of having two main branches on a tree.
