Is a yellow flower a seed or seedless plant?

Answer 1

Generally flowering plants will produce seeds and/or pollen.

Many plants are monecious (which means: one house). These plants have flowers with both the male and female reproductive parts contained in the same flower.

Some plant species produce male or female plants or plants with male flowers and female flowers on the same plant. These plants are called diecious (two Houses). Many plants and trees that are sold as seedless are males of diecious plant

species. Cottonwoods are a great example, the male trees are sold as cotton-less cottonwoods. And many cities have ordinances that allow only cotton-less cottonwoods to be sold so that the annual messy production of cotton produced by female plants is avoided.

However, some seedless plants produce flowers (certain flowering crab apples, plums et cetera that are grown for home owners who don't want plants that produce fruit).

These trees are generally referred to as ornamental and are often propagated from cuttings grafted onto a root stock. This type of plant is often a genetic accident

that was recognized as valuable for a certain market (mainly people who want pretty trees that flower, but don't want the mess of cleaning up rotten or falling fruit).

Answer 2

i would say vascular seeded because it has roots and can grow tall

Answer 3

not enough information to answer, however the law of averages says it is probably a seed plant

Answer 4

The peach is a seed plant, but the seed is called the pit.

Answer 5

i belive not