If all pollen grains on anther of male unisexual flower are pollinated what will happen to flower. If only a few are remaining then what will happen.
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Bisexual flowers contain both male (stamen) and female reproductive parts ( carpels) while unisexual flowers contain either the male part or female reproductive parts .
Example of Bisexual flowers: Hibiscus, rose, etc
Example of Unisexual flowers: Papaya, watermelon, etc
As the flower is male unisexual, self pollination will take place. In self pollination (unisexual flower), pollens from anther should reach stigma of another flower of same plant. In both the cases you mentioned, self-pollination will take place. Flower produce pollen grains for pollination, if there remains few pollen grains that do not get pollinated, these will get wasted.
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Please find below the solution to the asked query.
Bisexual flowers contain both male (stamen) and female reproductive parts ( carpels) while unisexual flowers contain either the male part or female reproductive parts .
Example of Bisexual flowers: Hibiscus, rose, etc
Example of Unisexual flowers: Papaya, watermelon, etc
As the flower is male unisexual, self pollination will take place. In self pollination (unisexual flower), pollens from anther should reach stigma of another flower of same plant. In both the cases you mentioned, self-pollination will take place. Flower produce pollen grains for pollination, if there remains few pollen grains that do not get pollinated, these will get wasted.
Hope this information will clear your doubts about the topic.
If you have any more doubts just ask here on the forum and our experts will try to help you out as soon as possible.
Regards.