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what is the function of fungiform papillae ​

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Answered by deshpandesumit1
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Fungiform. These mushroom-shaped papillae contain taste buds and sensory cells and are located primarily at the tip of the tongue. Foliate. These leaf-shaped papillae are located on the side borders of the tongue and also contain taste buds.

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Fungiform. These mushroom-shaped papillae contain taste buds and sensory cells and are located primarily at the tip of the tongue. Foliate. These leaf-shaped papillae are located on the side borders of the tongue and also contain taste buds.

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