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The phrase 'reproductive organs' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase, which can be used as both a noun and an adjective, is often used in scientific contexts, as well as medical and educational writing. For example, "The reproductive organs of male and female humans are different."
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It's made out of a male snake's reproductive organs.
They might damage their reproductive organs.
Male plants have budlike reproductive organs.
"Their reproductive organs have shrunk and disappeared.
Flowers are reproductive organs in angiosperms1.
I have a hard time with male animal reproductive organs.
Hermaphrodites -- which have both male and female reproductive organs -- predominate.
Some treatments affect fertility by damaging or removing reproductive organs.
Temperatures of reproductive organs and leaves of strawberry were significantly higher than those of rice.
Male and female reproductive organs are borne on separate plants.
Dragonflies have dizzyingly complicated and varied reproductive organs.
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