The document defines bisexual organisms as those with both male and female reproductive systems, citing examples like mustard and hibiscus. In contrast, unisexual organisms possess only one type of reproductive system, with examples such as papaya and watermelon. The document lists various plants under both categories, highlighting their reproductive traits.

1. BISEXUAL
1.Bisexual refers to the plants or organisms
that possess both male and female
reproductive systems.
2.Some examples of bisexual plants are
mustard and Hibiscus.
Lily, rose, sunflower, tulip, daffodil, mustard,
brinjal, hibiscus, tomato, long bean, chille,
country bean, mango

2. UNISEXUAL
1.Unisexual refers to an organism or a plant
that contains only one type of reproductive
system, either male or female.
2.Some examples of bisexual plants are
papaya and watermelon
coconut flowers, cucumber, maize, white
mulberry, musk melon, castor bean,
marrow, luffa, snake gourd, bitter gourd,
tapioca, pumpkin, American holly, birch,
pine, gopher purge, tungoil bean