Do flowers have genders?

Answer 1

i think they do have genders.They even indulge in reproduction process known as pollination i think so.i'm not sure i studied about plants almost 7,8 years ago.
i'm giving you this link it might help you understand better about the male n female parts of plants.
http://www.plantsgalore.com/articles/science/science-plant-gender-plantfacts.htm

Answer 2

Oh, yes. The world of plant reproduction is huge and varied. Flowers are reproductive organs and do (all) have gender. We think of male and female genders only in the animal kingdom, and many plant species also have male or female flowers (Some species have both genders on the same plant at the same time). Many species have male and female organs in the same flower. Self-pollination is indeed possible. Many species require outside pollinators (the wind, birds, bees and furry creatures) which carry pollen (Male sex cells) from the male parts of one flower to the female parts of another.
The simplest answer is yes. Flowers are sex parts and do have gender.

Answer 3

No..but the parts inside the flowers have a gender.

Answer 4

Indeed some do. Some set seed without being polinated (called apomiptic flowers), some require cross polination, and some are built to prevent self-polination (aroid flowers produce the male pollen BEFORE the female parts are receptive). Holly trees come in male and female plants, as do other flowering/fruit trees.

Answer 5

Flower have male and female parts look at a Daffodile the stem in the middle of the flower is the Stigma?? (male bit) the bit that produces the pollen is the Female bit

Answer 6

Yes, and bees help with the pollination process because pollen gets stuck to their body, which they carry to the other flowers. Although sometimes the male and female parts are on the same flower.

Answer 7

Flowers are the sex organs of plants. Most flowers have pistils, the male part, that drops pollen, and the female part, the stamen, that absorbs the pollen to create the seed. Plants use bees and other insects to spread their pollen so that inbreeding rarely occurs, thus producing a healthier and livelier seed.

Answer 8

yes dear, flowers do have genders ,may be male or female(unisexual) or may be both male and female at the same time(bisexual)
bisexual plants have rapid chance of Pollination and thus rapid fruit production (like pea plant) where as unisexuals have a lesser chance

Answer 9

Yes, some flowers are double sexed and mate with themselves and some are separate male and female plants and require insects to fertilize them to reproduce seeds.

Answer 10

sure flowers has genders