1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 21… (1911)
“ In its complete form a pistil consists of three parts ovary, at the base, containing the bodies which become seeds, style (Gr. στῦλος, pillar) , and stigma (Gr. στίγμα, mark, στίζειν, to brand) , the part which in impregnation receives the pollen. ”
