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Tomato flowers are typically considered to be perfect flowers, meaning they are bisexual and contain both male (stamens) and female (pistil) reproductive organs. Each flower has the capability to self-pollinate, although cross-pollination can also occur through the action of wind or pollinators. However, in some cases, environmental factors can lead to the development of unisexual flowers, but this is not the norm for tomato plants.

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