pistils
Seed-bearing organs
Pistils are the female reproductive organs of flowers, typically consisting of the ovary, style, and stigma.
The stigma receives pollen, which travels down the style to fertilize ovules in the ovary.
A single flower may have one pistil or several: The lily has a single pistil with a three-lobed stigma.
Mark of dishonor
- styleDistinctive way of expression
- ovaryFemale reproductive gland
- carpelSeed-bearing flower organ
- ovuleUnfertilized seed structure
receptacle · pollen · tube · embryo · sac · fertilization · megaspore · placenta
Floral reproductive grains
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- stigmaMark of dishonor
- receptivityWillingness to accept ideas
- germinationSeed's initial growth phase
tube · growth · fertilization · cross-pollination · self-pollination · nectar · guides · landing
Plant's reproductive organ
- angiospermPlant producing flowers, fruits
- reproductionCopying or procreation
- femaleOffspring-bearing sex
- unisexualOf one sex only
bisexual · perfect · imperfect · superior · inferior · compound · simple · floral
Reproductive cultivation of organisms
- hybridizationMixing distinct genetic lines
- emasculationRemoval of masculine power
- baggingEnclosing in pouches
- isolationComplete separation from others
seed · production · cultivar · development · greenhouse · brush · transfer · timing
stigma
Mark of dishonor
ovule · receptacle · pollen · tube · embryo · sac · fertilization · megaspore · placenta · integument
pollen
Floral reproductive grains
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- stigmaMark of dishonor
- receptivityWillingness to accept ideas
germination · tube · growth · fertilization · cross-pollination · self-pollination · nectar · guides · landing · platform
flower
Plant's reproductive organ
- angiospermPlant producing flowers, fruits
- reproductionCopying or procreation
- femaleOffspring-bearing sex
unisexual · bisexual · perfect · imperfect · superior · inferior · compound · simple · floral · diagram
breeding
Reproductive cultivation of organisms
- hybridizationMixing distinct genetic lines
- emasculationRemoval of masculine power
- baggingEnclosing in pouches
isolation · seed · production · cultivar · development · greenhouse · brush · transfer · timing · receptivity