. The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ... A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature . its surface, whersthere is a A-shaped group of large papillae, called circnm-vallate papillae, supplied by the glosso-pharyngeal nerve,and the tip and margins of the tongue, covered withfiliform (touch) papillae and fungiform papilla, are thechief localities where taste is manifested, but it also existsin the glosso-palatine arch and the lateral part of the softpalate. The middle of the tongue and the surface of thehard palate are devoid of taste. The terminal organs oftaste consist of peculiar bodies n
. The Encyclopaedia Britannica; ... A dictionary of arts, sciences and general literature . its surface, whersthere is a A-shaped group of large papillae, called circnm-vallate papillae, supplied by the glosso-pharyngeal nerve,and the tip and margins of the tongue, covered withfiliform (touch) papillae and fungiform papilla, are thechief localities where taste is manifested, but it also existsin the glosso-palatine arch and the lateral part of the softpalate. The middle of the tongue and the surface of thehard palate are devoid of taste. The terminal organs oftaste consist of peculiar bodies named taste-bulbs or taste-goblets, discovered by Schwalbe and Lovfen in 1867. Theycan be most easily demonstrated in the papillx foliaise,large oval prominences found on each side near the baseof the tongue in the rabbit. Each papilla consists of aseries of laminae or folds, in the sides of which the taste-bodies are readily displayed in a transverse section. Taste-bodies are also found on the lateral aspects of the circum-vallate panillae (see fig. 1), in the fungiform papillae, in the.
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