function of a stigma in a flower
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The function of a stigma in a flower are:-
(1) It acts as a pollen receptor.
(2) It receives the pollen grains.
(3) It acts as a good catching and retaining surface for the pollen grains.
(1) It acts as a pollen receptor.
(2) It receives the pollen grains.
(3) It acts as a good catching and retaining surface for the pollen grains.
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The function of stigma in a flower are:-
[1] It help in pollen discrimination and some self-incompatibility reactions.
[2] It receives pollen grains and provides them surface to germinate.
[3] It work as a pollen receptor.
[1] It help in pollen discrimination and some self-incompatibility reactions.
[2] It receives pollen grains and provides them surface to germinate.
[3] It work as a pollen receptor.
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