pistil

A botanist notices that the bee flying with the pollen of a male flower to a pistil fertilizes the latter, and sees in this the purpose of the bee's existence.

The segments of the perianth also closed on the pistil, but more slowly than the stamens.

(3) When the bee visits the next flower, pollen grains rub off on the flower's pistil.

Flowers have a single pistil with one carpel and one ovule.

(5) The fruit and flowering branch with leaves are made to scale in perfect bloom while a single flower, stamen, and pistil are magnified 10-50 times for pedagogical purposes (figures 1 and 2).

Mean while Kot Lalo police arrested a proclaimed offender Mushtaq Ali Solangi after raid near city and recovered of un licensed T.T Pistil and big quantity of cartridges from his possession, police said arrested criminal was wanted in many heinous crimes and courts were declared him as proclaimed offender.

Pistil, located in a basement a stone's throw away from Itaewon Station, is a small, intimate space that caters primarily to fans of deep house, though it will occasionally host DJs playing other styles (such as techno or disco).

On average, each saffron flower has six purple petals, three golden yellow stamens and one red pistil. The pistil itself is made up of three stigmas - or filaments - and it is these that are dried to become saffron.

compared the RNA-seq tags of pistillody stamen and pistil from a pistillody wheat mutant and stamen from the wild-type control to identify differentially expressed genes [17].

pulled back to reveal the pistil, the stamen erect and embraced