Is it true that the style connects the ovary and the stigma in a flower, and the stigma is the receptive part where pollen lands?

The style connects the ovary and the stigma in a flower, and the stigma is the receptive part where pollen lands. The style is a long, slender stalk-like structure that arises from the ovary and supports the stigma, which is the sticky or hairy structure that receives the pollen during pollination. The style helps to position the stigma at the appropriate height and orientation to maximize the chances of successful pollination.