In a bisexual flower the male gametes are present in the\

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(a):Flowers which bear both male (stamen) and female sex organs (pistil) are called bisexual flowers. For example, Hibiscus. Stamen is made up of anther and filament in which anther produces pollen grains. The male germ-cell or male gametes are produced by pollen grain.