What is another word for Campylotropous Ovule?
Pronunciation: [kˌampɪlətɹˈɒpəs ˈɒvjuːl] (IPA) 
Campylotropous ovules are a type of ovule found in flowering plants. They are characterized by a distinctive bend or curvature at the base of the ovule where the funiculus attaches. There are a few different terms that can be used as synonyms for campylotropous ovule, including anatropous ovule, ascendant ovule, and curvula ovule. Anatropous ovules are similar to campylotropous ovules in that they also have a curvature at the base, but this curvature is more pronounced and extends the full length of the ovule. Ascendant ovules are ovules that point upwards rather than downwards, while curvula ovules are ovules that are sharply curved at the base.
