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Q.What is botryoidal tissue?

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Botryoidal tissue is a spongy tissue that fills the reduced coelom of leeches and takes part in blood formation.

Explanation:

  • In leeches (such as Hirudinaria), the true coelom is greatly reduced and filled up by a special spongy connective tissue called BOTRYOIDAL TISSUE (botryoidal = grape-like).
  • It consists of branching botryoidal cells arranged around fine channels (the coelomic/haemocoelomic channels). …

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