Which structure in the flower connects the ovary to the stigma?

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Female parts of a flower:
Pistil - It is the female reproductive part of a flower.
Stigma - It is a sticky pollen receptive part of the pistil.
Style - It connects the ovary to stigma.
Ovary - It contains ovules and becomes a fruit.

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Which structure in the flower connects the ovary to the stigma?

Female parts of a flower: Pistil - It is the female reproductive part of a flower. Stigma - It is a sticky pollen receptive part of the pistil.Style - It connects the ovary to stigma.Ovary - It contains ovules and becomes a fruit.

Female parts of a flower:
Pistil - It is the female reproductive part of a flower.
Stigma - It is a sticky pollen receptive part of the pistil.
Style - It connects the ovary to stigma.
Ovary - It contains ovules and becomes a fruit.