Which part of a flower does the pollen stick to?
Stamen.
Reply:The sticky stigma.
Reply:the pistil is tubular=the stigma at top is where the pollen sticks,the style is the tube,and the ovary contains the ovules
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Which part of a flower does the pollen stick to?
Pollen is formed in the stamen. When the pollen is transported via the wind or an animal, the pollen that lands on the pistil of a flower will grow a pollen tube down the pistil.
Which part of a flower does the pollen stick to?
Stamen.
Reply:The sticky stigma.
Reply:the pistil is tubular=the stigma at top is where the pollen sticks,the style is the tube,and the ovary contains the ovules
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Which part of a flower does the pollen stick to?
Stamen.
Reply:The sticky stigma.
Reply:the pistil is tubular=the stigma at top is where the pollen sticks,the style is the tube,and the ovary contains the ovules
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