† sexfariousadj. [compare scientific Latin sexfarius (1802 as a specific epithet); compare earlier bifariousadj., trifariousadj., etc.] BotanyObsoleterare sixfold, having six parts; arranged in six ranks.
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1853 Hooker's Jrnl. Bot.5 373 They are less rigidly bifarious and the spike less sexfarious than in the latter.