David Moore’s garden diary for early April, 2009 » Pistils

April 2, 2009. Bear in mind that flowers are the sex organs of plants. The prominent yellow pistil capped with a stigma is the female receptor of male pollen (which is borne on stamens) seeking entrance down the stalk, called a style, which leads to the ovary at its base.

April 2, 2009. Bear in mind that flowers are the sex organs of plants. The prominent yellow pistil capped with a stigma is the female receptor of male pollen (which is borne on stamens) seeking entrance down the stalk, called a style, which leads to the ovary at its base.

Rhododendron species R. calophytum is sturdy enough to take the April Fools joke.
B.C. native skunk cabbage [Lysichitum americanum].  This member of the Arum family also goes by the more charming name Swamp Lantern.

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