1. Having both male and female reproductive organs or characteristics; hermaphroditic.
Usage: botanical and zoological term; formal/technical
2. In botany, having stamens and pistils in the same flower; bisexual.
Usage: botanical; technical

Examples

• The gynandrous flower contained both male and female reproductive structures.
• Many flowering plants are gynandrous, allowing them to self-pollinate.
• The biologist studied gynandrous organisms to understand reproductive strategies.
• Earthworms are gynandrous animals, possessing both ovaries and testes.
• A gynandrous species may have advantages in isolated environments where mates are scarce.