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What are 'perfect' inflorescences?

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Perfect flowers are bisexual, that is, they have both carpels and stamens. Imperfect flowers are unisexual.
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Perfect inflorescences are with bisexual flowers arranged on the same inflorescence axis.
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"Perfect" flowers is another way of saying hermaphroditic flowers (i.e,. male and female function in each flower); therefore, a perfect inflorescence is one that is composed entirely of hermaphroditic flowers.
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