Monocarpic flower is:

✅Explanation: A monocarpic plant is one that flowers only once in its lifetime, then dies after producing seeds. Agave plants are classic examples of this. They grow vegetatively for many years (sometimes decades), accumulating resources until they produce a single, massive flowering stalk. After flowering and seed production, the plant dies.

🔑Key Points:
-Monocarpic plants are those that (Flower, only once in its life set seeds and then die). The term "Monocarpic" was first coined by (Alphonse de Candolle).
-They are (Annual and Biennial plants). Examples of Annual plants are (Wheat, Rice) and Biennial plants are (Ex Carrot, Radish) are Monocarpic. A few Perennial plants are their ( Agave, Banana, Bambusa Tulda , etc) are also Monocarpic plants.
-Some Plants like bamboo species (Bambusa Tuida) flower only once In their lifetime, usually after (50-100) years. They produce a large number of fruits, only once and then die.
-While other Plants like { Strobilanthus Kunthiana (Neelakuranji) } whose flowers grow once in (12) years. The last time this plant gave flowered during the month of (September-October) in 2006.
– {Strobilanthus Kunthiana (Neelakuranji) }  found in hilly areas in (Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu). It attracted a large number of Tourists. The next cycle happened in the year 2018 for the (flowering of Neelakuranji).