You find a plant with flowers that contain stamens and carpels but no petals. What could you conclude about this "flower"?

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Flowers that lack petals but contain both stamens (male reproductive organs) and carpels (female reproductive organs) are often wind-pollinated. The absence of petals suggests that the plant does not rely on attracting pollinators visually and instead relies on the wind to transfer pollen.

You Find a Plant with Flowers That Contain Stamens and Carpels