Question

A flower which has only stamen or only the carpel is called as .​

Answer 1

Answer:

Types

Gynoecium composition Carpel terminology Pistil terminology

Single carpel Monocarpous (unicarpellate) gynoecium A pistil (simple)

Multiple distinct ("unfused") carpels Apocarpous (choricarpous) gynoecium Pistils (simple)

Multiple connate ("fused") carpels Syncarpous gynoecium A pistil (compound

Answer 2

GYNOECIOUS ANDROECIOUS

1. A flower with only stamen is called as Androecious.
2. A flower with only carpels is called as Gynoecious.

EXPLANATION

• A flower having only functional stamens and lacking functional carpel is called a staminate(male) flower.

• A plant with only functional carpels is called as pistillate(female).

• An abortive or rudimentary stamen is called as staminodium or staminode, such as in Scrophularia nodosa.
• A bisexual flower has both stamens and carpels, and a unisexual flower either lacks stamens (carpellaet)or lack carpels(staminate).