The diagram above shows the parts of a flower. In which flower part does pollination take place?

A. Part A

Explanation:

In order for a flower to pollinate, pollen is sent through the stigma, down through the style, then to the ovule which creates the eggs that are pollinated by the pollen. Part A on the diagram is part of the male flower. Originally called the anther where bees, and butterflies come to move the pollen to the pistol which transports is to the stigma.