The structure that connects the stigma to the ovary is called the style.
The structure that connects the stigma to the ovary in a flower is called the style. The style is a slender, elongated part of the female reproductive structure known as the pistil. It functions to elevate the stigma, which is the receptive surface for pollen, above the ovary, where the ovules are located.
The structure that connects the stigma to the ovary in a flower is called the style. The style is a slender, tubular part of the female reproductive organ of a flower, known as the pistil. It serves as a pathway for the pollen to travel from the stigma, where it is received, down to the ovary, where the fertilization of the ovules takes place. The style varies in length, shape, and thickness among different flower species.
