Question

Flowers having both male and female reproductive part are called

• A. Bisexual
• B. Complete
• C. Unisexual
• D. Incomplete

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Bisexual

The correct option is (A):

Explanation for the correct option:

1. Flowers having both male(stamen) as well as female(carpel) reproductive parts are called bisexual flowers.
2. Example- Lily, rose

Explanation for the incorrect options:
Option (B):

1. A flower consisting of all the 4 whorls i.e. calyx, corolla, stamen, carpel is called complete flower.
2. Example- Mustard

Option (C):

1. Flowers with either male(stamen) or female(carpel) reproductive parts are called unisexual flowers.
2. Example- Watermelon

Option (D):

1. A flower may miss some whorls out of the 4 whorls i.e. calyx, corolla, stamen, carpel is called incomplete flower.
2. Example- Mulberry

Flowers having both male and female reproductive part are called bisexual flowers.