Raphe Morphology
Raphe Morphology is a structural botanical concept that denotes the characteristic form and organization of the raphe, a ridge or longitudinal groove formed by the fusion of the funiculus with the ovule in certain seeds, distinguishing it from other seed surface features by its embryological origin and morphological configuration.
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Evidence for the existence of a raphe projection to the substantia nigra in rat
A. Dray, T.J. Gonye, N.R. Oakley et al. · Brain Research · 1976 · 283 citations
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