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Usually, the stigmatic region of the style is at its tip, but this is not always the case. This feature concerns the shape of the style-end, regardless if it is the stigmatic region or not. A branched style will have more than one style-end.
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| truncate, filiform, or not differentiated The above style-end types may be flat or three-dimensional. |
club- or knob-shaped |
disc-shaped or plate-like |
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| lobed (including branched) Do not confuse a branched style-end with a branched style, which is usually branched at its base or sometimes further up. A branched style-end branches at the tip. |
fan-shaped or petal-like
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