The embryo is annular, surrounding the copious, farinaceous perisperm. The fruit is spherical with a spiral embryo and no perisperm. The seed contains no perisperm (feeding tissue). The seed contains copious perisperm (feeding tissue). The annular embryo surrounds the copious perisperm. After fertilization, the nucellus may develop into the "perisperm" that feeds the embryo. Instead, the nucellus produces a nutritive tissue termed "perisperm". The annular embryo surrounds the perisperm. The seed contains an annular embryo and copious perisperm. The seeds have a vertical embryo and copious perisperm. The subannular, slender embryo surrounds the copious perisperm. The annular or incompletely annular embryo is surrounding the copious farinose perisperm. There is no feeding tissue (also known as the perisperm) within the seed. It contains copious perisperm (feeding tissue), and a half-annular embryo. The embryo is nearly annular or horseshoe-shaped and encloses the copious perisperm.