Raphe is

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Raphe is (A) part of flower (B) funicle attached to ovule (C) ridge formed by funiculus (D) part of nucellus

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In inverted or anatropous ovules (most common type), the stalk or funiculus is attached to the main body of ovule for some distance to form a ridge like structure called raphe. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/biology/18e742a3b2e37d6d2846898bcfc0a99e-.png" />

Q. Raphe is

part of flower

funicle attached to ovule

ridge formed by funiculus

part of nucellus

In inverted or anatropous ovules (most common type), the stalk or funiculus is attached to the main body of ovule for some distance to form a ridge like structure called raphe.