Question

Is tulip is bisexual or monosexual
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Answer 1

Answer:

tulip is a bisexual flower

Answer 2

Answer:

• Tulip flower is a bisexual flower, where the male (androecium) and the female (gynoecium) reproductive parts are present in the same flower.
• So both the pistils (the female reproductive part with ovules, style and stigma) and the stamen (male reproductive part with anther and filaments) are present in a single flower.
• These are referred as perfect flowers and hermaphroditic. The tulips belong to the lily family Liliaceae and genus Tulipa.

• Tulip’s pistil looks like a white cylinder with a narrow ovary and style and a three-lobed stigma.
• The stamens radiate away from the pistil’s base. Each stamen consists of pollen-filled anthers that are held to the filament. A tulip flower has one pistil and six stamens.