Question

A flower having stamen but no pistil is called-(a) staminate
(b) pistillate(c) bracteates
(d) pedicellate

Answer 1

⭕️Option B : pistillate✔️✔️✔️✔️

Answer 2

Stamen: The pollen-bearing or "male" reproductive part of a flower. The pollen is borne on a more or less compact body termed the anther, which is supported by the filament. A flower may have hundreds of stamens, or only a few. Pistillate or "female" flowers have pistils but no stamens.

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