Most plants sprout bisexual flowers (whichhave both male and female parts), but plants like squash grow separate male and female flowers — still others have both bisexual and single-sex flowers. ... Maletrees produce spores which hatch into sperm, swimming to an egg inside a female ovule.

https://www.livescience.com/32261-do-plants-have-sex.html

It's basic biology

i think bisexual is the wrong word there

hermaphrodite would be correct

@Czepa look at the botany definition

we arent talking about bisexual flowers

Well you said the person should've put hermaphrodite

Even though he used bisexual it means the same thing

Just different word

He even put in parenthesis what he meant

duo-sexual would be more literarily correct

Or

Bisexual

The botany definition backs up what he put

No need to change his wording

bisexual already has a definition which does NOT have anything to do with hermaphroditism

Did you read the botany definition?

Words can mean more than one thing

Not every word has more meaning

even google acknowledges that the correct term would be hermaphrodite...

Liberal has more than one meaning

containsboth sexual organs

Yes but bisexual can mean hermaphrodite

The person obviously wanted to use the term bisexual so he did :/

Point is plants have sex

Weed plants have 2 Genders

Even damn weed plants know what they are

They can pick any of the talk genders

there is hermaphrodite plants

Yes

let me give an example.

Some natural and some not

an exclusively male plant cannot have sex with an exclusively male plant

well plants do not have sex as we understand it

snails can change gender in order to mate with another snail

lol. *becomes a tranny rather than spend another week snailing to where the chicks are at*

its survival if there is only 2 snails there and both are male one will change gender in order to mate

and the other way around

usually the dominant snail is the one that keep the gender and the other has to switch regardless of the dominant gender