Dioecious is the term for the need of two flowers in order to make seeds.
Specifically, a flower is considered monoecious if it has completely functional male and female floral parts. It is described as dioecious if seeding cannot take place through the flowering efforts of one plant. Both terms trace their origins back to the ancient Greek for "one house" in the case of complete functioning and "two houses" in the case of the need for reinforcements.
two plant parts that make seeds are pine cones and flowers
Hosta flowers do make seeds.
Yes. Seeds grow within the flower.
The sperm in the pollinfrom stamens on one flower combine with the eggs in the pistil of the other flower to make seeds.
Plants with two kinds of flowers, like some species of holly, have male and female reproductive structures on different flowers. Cross-pollination between the two types of flowers is needed for seed production. Pollen from male flowers must be transferred to female flowers to fertilize the ovules and initiate seed development.
I think seeds
Gymnosperms (pines, spruces and the like) have neither fruit nor flowers. The seeds are carried in cones.
a hiphop hibiscus and two other flowers.
Any two random seeds and a radiant roxy rose you can get this seed by typing in the code: HOBBIDIDANCE
yes
They use seeds.
Moss has no flower or seed.