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The functions of stigma are:

  1. It receives the pollen grains.
  2. It acts as a good catching and retaining surface for the pollen grains.
  3. It provides water and nutrients needed for the germination of pollen grains.
  4. The exudate produced by the epidermal cells of the stigmatic papillae keeps it sticky.
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