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Tulip (Tulipa pulchella) flower. Close-up of the centre of a tulip flower showing the reproductive parts. Six stamens can be seen in a ring around the
Tulip (Tulipa pulchella) flower. Close-up of the centre of a tulip flower showing the reproductive parts. Six stamens can be seen in a ring around the stigma (pale yellow), which is on the end of a thick style (black, centre). Each stamen consists of an anther (dark red) on the end of a filament (black). The anthers are covered in yellow pollen grains when ripe.
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