In other words, herming is the term used to describe the natural conversion of female plants to hermaphrodites. In this event, female plants can self-pollinate their own seeds as well as the seeds of other feminine plants around them.
Female plants do not turn into male parts, neither do they lose their pistils. Instead, they develop the male reproductive parts while retaining their female reproductive parts.
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