Style Flower
what is the role of stigma and style in a flower?
the stigma (from Ancient Greek stigma "mark, puncture"), usually the terminal (end) portion that has no epidermis and is fitted to receive pollen (male gametes); it is commonly somewhat glutinous or viscid;
the style (from Latin stilus "stake, stylus"), a stalk connecting the stigma with the ovary below containing the transmitting tract, which facilitates the growth of the pollen tube and hence the movement of the male gamete to the ovule; and
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