Biology, asked by mokshpatil, 9 months ago

Is there any difference between mesenchyme and mesoglea? If yes, what's that?

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Answered by krishathakkar74

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Originally mesenchyme (middle juices) was used to denote a "middle" layer in Porifera or Cnidaria that was primarily ectodermally derived that had some cells in it; mesoglea refers to the jelly like matrix in which the cells where found.

Answered by Anonymous

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Originally mesenchyme (middle juices) was used to denote a "middle" layer in Porifera or Cnidaria that was primarily ectodermally derived that had some cells in it; mesoglea refers to the jelly like matrix in which the cells where found.

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