\nNo, unisexual flowers cannot be self- pollinated as they lack either stamens or carpels. They can pollinate by cross- pollination.
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Distinguish between self-pollination and cross-pollination. How is pollen from other flowers prevented from reaching the stigma of a self-pollinated flower?