Is mango flower bisexual or uni sexual?

Mango flowers are generally bisexual, meaning they contain both male and female reproductive structures. Each flower has stamens (the male part) and a pistil (the female part), allowing them to produce both pollen and ovules. This characteristic facilitates self-pollination as well as cross-pollination, which can enhance fruit set. However, some mango varieties may also produce unisexual flowers, typically in separate inflorescences, but the predominant form is bisexual.