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Morphology of Reprodug, F.Y. B.So. Botany (P-Il, 4 2.39 __ Morphology of Reproductive Parts, , Stigma: Sti i ', , siya aan Is the receptive part of a style. It is present, BP iicse came si free end of the style. The stigma top is rough,, pap "N nalry and somewhat sticky due to secretion on, Which pollen grains can be germinated,, , In Clitoria stig Na is terminal ar i e (bi i, ; 4, ite GIO te tai id simple. In Hibiscus, stigma is, , Stigmatic lobes, Stigma tyle, tyle, Ovary, vary, , Fig. 2.45: (e) Capitate stigma in, Hibiscus, , , , , , , , , , ne ovary with the stigma. In ma Fig. 2.45: (d) Simple stigma in, - In Canna, it is flat, colo Clitoria, 'ypes of Gynoecium:, , A gynoecium consists of carpels. The number of carpels in a, gynoecium varies in different flowers and ranges from one to many., A gynoecium is described as, (i) Simple gynoecium: Wh, also known as monocarpellary 9), [Fig. 2.45 (f)], , en it consists of only one carpel. It is, yynoecium e.g. Clitoria (Butterfly Pea)., , Ovary —, , , , Fig. 2.45: (b) Long style jn maize Fig. 2.45: (f) Simple Gynoecium in Pea, , Fig. 2.45. q, 5: (c) Petaloig style in Canl