Question

Difference between unisexual and bisexual reproduction

Answer 1

A bisexual species refers to a species with distinct genders, male and female (in all bisexual life on Earth), but also to an individual organism with characteristics of both genders (also called a hermaphrodite). Unisexual means two different things as well. In a bisexual species, it means that each individual of a species exhibits characteristics of only one gender. A human male is unisexual, because he has only male characteristics, even though his species is bisexual, also having females present. Unisexual can also mean that the species as a whole has only one gender. There are some lizard species that have only females and reproduce through parthenogenesis. These are unisexual individuals of a unisexual species.

Answer 2

unisexual - a plant is called unisexual when its flowers contain either ovum( female reproductive parts) or stamen (male reproductive parts)
bisexual - a plant is called bisexual when it's flowers contain both ovum and stamen
unisexual reproduction: reproduction which takes place between different plants that is one plant's flower is fertilized by another plant's stamen
bisexual reproduction: reproduction which takes place between the same plant parts