Question

what are some innervation of taste buds ​

Answer 1

Explanation:

anterior 2/3rd part of tongue innervated by the facial nerve and posterior one third of the part of the term is innervated by glossopharyngeal and the movement of tongue is hydrolysis in the basis of which is responsible for taste sensation on the pharynx .

Answer 2

Intra - oral taste buds are inervated by facial nerve fibres ( anterior tongue fungiform buds and palatal buds ) and glossopharyngeal nerve fibres ( posterior tongue circumvallate and foliate buds ) .

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