Environmental Sciences, asked by annujoginepalli, 14 days ago

watermelon is a unisexual flower. write one feature of this flower.

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Answered by rumaisaimtiyaz4

Answer:

The flowers which contain only the male or female reproductive organs are called unisexual flowers. ... To reproduce they undergo cross-pollination. They do not have both stamen and carpels. Examples: Papaya, White mulberry and Watermelon

Answered by brainlysme12

Explanation:

Watermelon vines are short, hairless, and grooved. The leaves of vines are deeply lobed and pinnate.
The plant produces huge, spherical to rectangular fruit as well as lone, yellow flowers.
The fruit is a "pepo," which is a succulent fruit surrounded by a thick rind made of leather.
Unisexual flowers are those that only have the male (stamen) or female (pistil) reproductive organs.
They are known as incomplete flowers.
They use cross-pollination to reproduce.
Any flower with either stamens or carpels is referred to as a unisexual flower. They lack carpels and stamens together.
Examples include watermelon, corn, papaya, and white mulberry.