which part of this lychee flower is the stigma (pic)
lycheeluva
12 years ago
I know that in order for the female lychee flower to form a fruit, pollen needs to get onto the stigma of the female flower. problem is im not certain which part of the flower is the stigma. i believe it the white part ive labelled 1, but i just want to check its not the green part ive labelled 2. can someone confirm?
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