How can you tell the stigma
from the stamens in a tubular insect-pollinated flower​

The stamens are very different structures from the stigma. The stamen are very thin tubelike structures with little balls on the top of each, and there might be quite a few on a single flower. The stigma is the sticky top on the pistil,
which is a vase-like structure which contains the ovaries. A plant only has one pistil, and it is usually hidden from immediate view.

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