Pistil

I have a lily grown at home called the spider lily or Hymenocallis pedalis . The flower has 5 stamens and a pistil. one would expect this flower to produce a fruit with seeds. However, no fruits come and therefore I cannot obtain any seeds. Is this true for all lilies? Do they ...

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... pollen in the saclike anthers of their flowers. The anthers are part of the stamen--the male part of reproduction. The female part is called the pistil, and it includes the stigma and the ovary. The stigma receives the pollen and leads it to the ovary--the egg-bearing part of the plant. The process ...

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basically, there are four main parts of the flower, petals, sepals, pistil and stamen... for female flower meaning one with ovary.. a seed may develop from it.. seed from its definition is a matured ovule.

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Is the next tree the same? Your plant look like papilionaceae than orchid, you can see the pistil at faded flowers. orchid have no pistil like this, it have a collum, and you don't see anything like this when orchid flower fade.

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... to dig it, because you can see the leaf. I will find the orchid 's name later. Depend on leaf on the next tree, may be it is an orchid, but its pistil is papilionaceae's.

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