Saffron crocus (Saffron sativus) flowers. The culinary spice saffron is derived from the styles and stigmata (red), the female parts, of saffron crocu


Saffron crocus (Saffron sativus) flowers. The culinary spice saffron is derived from the styles and stigmata (red), the female parts, of saffron crocus flowers. Here, the male parts of the flower, the anthers and stamens, can also be seen covered in pollen (yellow). Photographed in Kozani, Greece.


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