| Rhaphe, the line or ridge which runs from the hilum to the chalaza in anatropous and amphitropous seeds. |
| The seed originates from anatropous, bitegmic, crassinucellate ovule. |
| Such varying differentiation of different parts of the ovule accounts for the occasional confusion of anatropous and campylotropous ovules. |
| The ridge or adnate funicle which in an anatropous ovule connects the two ends. |
| Raphe, the adherent funiculus connecting the hilum and chalaza in anatropous or amphitropous ovules or seeds. |
| The seeds that are truncate at one end are anatropous, some of them resembling those of red clover are half anatropous. |
