pistils

the flower had vibrant yellow pistils extending from its center.

bees diligently collected pollen from the pistils of the lilies.

successful pollination requires the pistil to receive pollen grains.

the pistils of orchids are often uniquely shaped and colored.

after fertilization, the pistil develops into a fruit.

the stigma and style are parts of the pistil.

many plants have a single pistil in the center of the flower.

the length of the pistil can vary between different species.

the ovules are located within the ovary of the pistil.

damage to the pistil can prevent fruit development.

the structure of the pistil is crucial for plant reproduction.