Step 1: Define dihydric phenols.
Dihydric phenols are aromatic compounds containing two hydroxyl ($-OH$) groups attached to a benzene ring. Step 2: Analyze each option. (A) Quinol: It contains two hydroxyl groups in para position and is a dihydric phenol. (B) Catechol: It contains two hydroxyl groups in ortho position and is a dihydric phenol. (C) Phloroglucinol: It contains three hydroxyl groups and is a trihydric phenol, not dihydric. (D) Resorcinol: It contains two hydroxyl groups in meta position and is a dihydric phenol. Step 3: Conclusion.
Phloroglucinol is not a dihydric phenol because it contains three hydroxyl groups.