Biology, asked by sharmarampal889, 7 months ago

Can a unisexual flower be self pollinated?

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Answered by Anjali2820

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No. The reason is that unisexual flower has only the male part (stamen) or the female part (pistil). ... Hence, self-pollination can occur only in bisexual flowers.

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Answered by pragnya3560

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No the reason is that unisexual flower has only the male part steman or the female part pistil hence self pollination can occur only in bisexual flowers

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