stigmaupper part of
pistil that receives pollen; same as light-sensitive eyespot in certain
organisms
Source: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>stigma, usually mounted at the tip of a
style with an
ovary at the
base.
Often the entire whorl of
carpels is fused into a single
pistil.
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Full article >>>stigma -- The sticky tip of a
pistil. Or, the dense region of
pigments found in many photosynthetic
protists which is sensitive to light, and thus functions somewhat like a miniature eye.More info?
stipe -- A scientific term for "
stalk".
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Full article >>>stigma Part of the female reproductive structure of the
carpel of a þower; the sticky surface at the tip of the
style to which
pollen grains attach. The receptive surface of the
pistil (of the
flower) on which pollen is placed by a pollinator.
Full article >>>stigma[Gk. stigme, a prick mark, puncture]
In
plants, the region of a
carpel serving as a receptive surface for
pollen grains, which germinate on it.
Full article >>>stigma The mass of bright red photo
receptor granules found in certain flagellated
protozoa (Euglena) that serves as a shield for the photo
receptor. Also the spiracle of certain terrestrial arthropods.
Full article >>>stigmaThe part of the reproductive
organs of
flowers where
pollen grains germinate.
Covered in Lab 8
Seed Plant ReproductionstipeThe fruiting body of a
fungus.
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Stigma - The Redefined Social Bond. When medical professionals encourage or offer
genetic testing or other services they usually do so using the language of risk.
Full article >>>Transfer of pollen (
pollination) from the
anther of the
flower of one
plant to the
stigma of the
flower of a genetically different
plant.
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Full article >>>pistil: the structure of the
flower that contains a
stigma, a
style, and an
ovary.
pith: the structure at the center of the
stem of
vascular plants.
Full article >>>pistil. Female part of the
flower, usually consisting of
ovules,
ovary,
style, and
stigma.
pollinator. The agent of pollen
transfer, usually bees.
pollinizer. The producer of pollen; the
variety used as a source of pollen for
cross-pollination.
Full article >>> Euglenophyta
Division within
Kingdom Protista whose members have a
flagellum and a light-sensitive
stigma (eu = good well true; gleno = pupil of the eye; phyta phyto =
plant) ...
Full article >>>: The part of an
angiosperm containing the
organs of
reproduction (male
stamen and female
stigma as well as the
ovary).
Footprinting,
DNAase ...
Full article >>>But HIV remains latent in those whose voices are repressed. In sub-Saharan Africa, for example,
stigma still surrounds people infected with HIV, and silence impedes progress in controlling the epidemic.
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