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A pistillate flower has only gynoecium as the essential whorl.
A pistillate flower has only gynoecium as the essential whorl.
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True. A flower is said to be unisexual where only one essential/reproductive whorl is present. If this whorl is gynoecium, such a flower is called a pistillate flower. So, this flower lacks the stamens.
Example: croton, begonia, ficus, etc.
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True. A flower is said to be unisexual where only one essential/reproductive whorl is present. If this whorl is gynoecium, such a flower is called a pistillate flower. So, this flower lacks the stamens.
Example: croton, begonia, ficus, etc.
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