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The three parts of a typical pistil are:
AStigma, style, ovary
BAnther, style, ovary
CFilament, anther, stigma
DStyle, stamen, ovule
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Stigma, style, ovary
Pistil = **Stigma (landing platform for pollen) + Style (slender connecting region) + Ovary (basal bulged region housing ovules)**.
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