What is the length of filament of the stamen with respect to the style on the pistil in wind pollinated flower?

In wind-pollinated flowers, the filament of the stamen is usually longer than the style on the pistil. This is to ensure that the anthers, which are located at the top of the stamen, are well-exposed to the wind for efficient pollen dispersal. The style, on the other hand, does not need to be as long because wind pollination does not require precision in pollen transfer.