Foxy. Possessing a sour, unpleasant taste, as found in some grapes which have a coarse flavor, like the fox grapes. Brush. The bristlelike portion left attached to the pedicel when the berry is removed; the central portion of the berry, which usually pulls out of the flesh and remains attached to the pedicel. Pedicel. The divisions or branches of the peduncle. Peduncle. A flower stalk; the stem that supports the flowers or fruit. Pigment. Opaque coloring matter deposited in the plant cell or tissue. Raphe. The seamlike union of two halves of an organ; in anatropous ovules, that part of the funicle adnate to the integument forming a ridge along the body of the ovule. A medium line, or suture, between two pericarps. The line found on the seed of the grape. Chalaza. The depression found near the center of the seed. The point at which the nucellus and integuments of the ovule are united.