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Pistil bearing.<\/p>\n

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A gender designation distinguished by its anatomical structures, biochemistry, and the ability to conceive and procreate.<\/p>\n

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Those bearing only female reproductive organs, hence able to bear fruit and seeds. Most flowering plants are in fact bisexual, commonly bearing hermaphrodite flowers.<\/p>\n

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To the sex that bears young (compare male) woman or girl.<\/p>\n

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An individual of the sex that produces ova or bears young.<\/p>\n

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An individual with two X sex chromosomes is considered female. Additionally, the presence of a vagina and vulva are distinctive characteristics of females.<\/p>\n

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