Is there a such thing as a male and a female plant?

Answer 1

Yes. Reproduction in most living things, including plants, requires male and female parts. In a plant, the flower is where reproduction happens, and the pollen is the male part. Pollen is found on the stamens. Some flowers have just the male parts, some flowers have both male and female. The pollen has to be moved to an entirely different flower to cause pollination (or fertilization) to ocurr.

Some plants are entirely female, and need a male plant of the same species to provide the pollen. Some plants have both male/female in the same flowers, but need pollen from a different plant of the same species.

You can read more here: http://www.backyardnature.net/fl_sex.htm

Answer 2

Yes, date palm trees. You have to actually take the pollen from the male palm to fertilize the females one. The huge pods are taken from the male palm, opened up and use to fertilize the female pods at the tops of the palms. I have seen this done by expert gardeners . It's really amazing!

Answer 3

Well how are humans born? lol jk. I dont think plants come in two different gendars.

Answer 4

Yes, one produces pollen and the other is fertilised by the pollen.

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

Yes, avocado trees work that way.

Answer 7

Kiwi and Marijuana too

Answer 8

Can plants be gay?

Answer 9

marijuana