0 the female reproductive part of a flower, consisting of one carpel or a group of carpels joined together
1 the female part of a flower, consisting of one or more of the organs that produce seeds
The numbers above the bars represent the number of pistils assessed.
Comparisons of the proportion of penetrated ovules in self- and cross-pollinated pistils were tested with a t-test of means.
The male flowers were similar to hermaphrodites in size and morphology, except for the absence of a pistil.
The pistils, immature fruits, and valves inside each quadrat were removed and counted weekly during the flowering and fruiting periods.
A 10-m radius circle around the trunk base was considered as the pistil and valve shadow area for each tree.
Clearedplants from individually, cultivated protoplasts using pistil and thick-sectioning techniques for detecting an improved microculture system.
Incompatibility occurs if a pollen grain meets the corresponding pistil gene in the diploid pistil.
Column heights indicate a mean of 3-5 pistils and error bars represent the upper half of 95% confidence intervals.