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What does this sentence mean ? 

A B+ - tree of order d is a tree in which each internal node has between  d and  2d key values.

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I am assuming that you know basics of B and B+ trees.

"A B+ - tree of order d is a tree in which each internal node has between  d and  2d key values."

Means internal node will have min. d keys and d+1 pointer

And maximum 2d keys and 2d+1 pointers

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