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Gender in plants | Do plants have a gender- male or female plants?

Do plants have a gender (Male or female)? No plants have ‘gender’ in the human sense. But many plants are hermaphrodites, producing both male and female gametes. The “male” portion of the flower is the pollen-loaded stamen, while the egg-holding pistil is the “female” part. Using nature as a matchmaker, wind, animals, or water carry pollen to a sticky female stigma. The grains then germinate and grow downward, creeping slowly towards the ovaries. Eventually, the pollen grains bump into some eggs, and seeds are born. ==================================== Qurantific Series Playlist:    • Qurantific Series   ==================================== Facebook:   / hassnain.malik.the.trainer   Twitter:   / imhassnain   Website: http://www.hassnainmalik.com/ ==================================== Disclaimer: This video is for educational purpose only. Thanks for Watching Our Video. Please like, Comment and share this video. Subscribe our channel to get More Latest videos    / almustabeen   ==================================== Warning: Re-uploading content on Facebook/App or other YouTube channels without permission is not allowed. ==================================== #hassnainmalik #quran #science