Having both sexes in the same flower, or in the same inflorescence.
Having both sexual reproductive structures (male and female) produced on the same plant.
With two sexes in the same inflorescence or flower.
Of a flower, with both male (stamens) and female (carpels) parts in the same flower.
Having both sexual reproductive structures (male and female) produced on the same plant.
In sexology, a person who engages in sexual relationships with both sexes. Most often there is a dominating preference for one sex over the other; it is rarely an equal preference.
Someone who has both male and female sexual partners.
Having both male and female gonads; having the drives and characteristics of both sexes.
Describing an individual who is sexually attracted to both men and women.
Having the qualities of both sexes. The term is used to describe people who are sexually attracted to both men and women.
Hermaphroditic; having imperfect genitalia of both sexes in one person.
Displaying traits of both male and female genders; hermaphroditic or ambosexual. Certain animals are bisexual, such as the earthworm. In these creatures, alternating segments possess either male or female characteristics, allowing them to fertilize each other.