Staminate flowers, also known as androecious flowers, are flowers with just stamens.
If a plant just contains stamens and no carpels, it is called a staminate flower in botany.
Despite the fact that most plants have both stamens and carpels, certain unisex plants only have stamens or carpels.
Final Answer:
Stamens, a flower’s male reproductive component, are found in staminate flowers.
These blooms are also known as masculine flowers or androecious flowers. There are no female reproductive organs in a staminate bloom.
Cucumber and Chrysanthemum plants, for example, develop staminate blooms.
