Lily interior

From the fine, although small, flower garden beside the Episcopal Church in Laurens, South Carolina. The business end of a lily flower. The green structure is the stigma, which is the place where pollen has to land, if the egg is to be fertilized. (Yes, plants have eggs and sperm!) The stalk holding it is the style. There are six anthers, which produce pollen, each held up by a filament.

Thanks for looking! Isn't God a great artist?

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