alleryStart learning →A flower contains functional stamens and carpels. How is it described?
AMale flower
BSterile flower
CFemale flower
DBisexual flower
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bisexual flower
A bisexual flower contains both male stamens and female carpels.
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