why do unisexual flowers undertake cross pollination
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posses either stamen or carpels
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The reason is that unisexual flower has only the male part (stamen) or the female part (pistil). And for self-pollination in a unisexual flower,a stamen (to produce the pollens) and a pistil (where fertilisation takes place), both are needed in a single flower for reproduction.
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