Biology, asked by ar4679957, 8 months ago

in staminate flowers​

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Answered by studyloveinfinity
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Stamen is the male sex organ and pistil is the female sex organ which is present in the flower. The flowers which contain only stamens are called as staminate flower and the flower with only pistils are called as pistillate flower

Example: Flowers in Cucurbitaceae

Answered by aleeshachristopher76
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