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Flowers which contain both, male and female reproductive parts are called as

A

Unisexual flowers

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Bisexual flowers

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Dioecious plantss

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is C Bisexual flowers
A)Unisexual flowers are those flowers which have either stamens (staminate) and pistil (pistillate).
B)bisexual flowers are those flowers that have both stamens and pistil in the same flower.
C)Plants that contain either male or female reproductive organs.
So the correct option is 'Bisexual flowers'

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