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Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants

Question

Flowers which have both stamens and pistils are called:
Co-existent flowers
Bisexual flowers
Unisexual flowers
Incomplete flowers

A

Unisexual flowers

B

Co-existent flowers

C

Bisexual flowers

D

Incomplete flowers

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A flower that lacks one or two of the parts is called an incomplete flower.
A bisexual flower has both stamen and pistil in the same flower.
A unisexual flower has one of the reproductive organs, i.e. either stamen or pistil.
So the correct option is option B.

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