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  • Magnolia
    flower
    / Form and types

    …(unisexual) flower that lacks stamens Staminate, or male: an imperfect (unisexual) flower that lacks pistils Monoecious: a species in which an individual plant that bears both pistillate and staminate flowers (e.g., tuberous begonia, hazel, oak, corn) Dioecious: a species in which an individual plant that bears only pistillate or staminate…

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    …(unisexual) flower that lacks stamens Staminate, or male: an imperfect (unisexual) flower that lacks pistils Monoecious: a species in which an individual plant that bears both pistillate and staminate flowers (e.g., tuberous begonia, hazel, oak, corn) Dioecious: a species in which an individual plant that bears only pistillate or staminate…

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