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A unisexual flower that has only stamen is called ________.

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Unisexual flower:
If a flower has only one kind of reproductive part (either male or female), then it is called a unisexual flower or imperfect flower.
If a flower is having only stamens as sex organs and not the carpel, such flowers are called staminate flowers.
Final answer: A unisexual flower that has only stamen is called a staminate flower.

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