Fibroblasts
coronal pulp and radicular pulp
pulp
pulp
. If you were to take a cross section of the spleen, you would find that it is separated in to two distinct types of tissue. They are called red pulp and white pulp. I'll give you one guess how they got those names. Red and white pulp have different functions. Red pulp contains blood filled sinuses (a fancy name for spaces). The primary function if red pulp is to act as a mechanical filter, removing old red blood cells from general circulation. White pulp contains many B and T type lymphocytes. These cells are vital to the functioning of the immune system. Naturally, this means that the white pulp plays an important role in fighting infections within the body. The spleen is also a secondary manufacturer of red blood cells. In adults most red blood cells are made in the long bones such as your femur, but the spleen is a important producer of red blood cells in a fetus. Once the long bones are fully developed, the spleen's production of red blood cells becomes insignificant.
The vascular plants store sugars in their fruit pulp in the form of polysaccharides. On ripening of these fruits, these polysaccharides get converted into mono and disaccharides.
with pulp, because you also get the nutrients from the pulp
Pulp
pulp
The pulp has bigger cells in it, while the skin has many tiny cells.
pulp
Parenchymal cells.
pulp
it is a heterogeneous mixture with the pulp and homogeneous without the pulp. Its also a suspension (with the pulp), since the pulp settles on the bottom upon standing.
mixture
You buy drums with frozen pulp from the juicer near the grower.
A substance know as pulp and nerves
Ondontoblasts: specialized cells that reside in the outer margins of the pulp cavity, produce the dentin.
The pulp of the cocoa pod is a sweet, white, fleshy substance that surrounds the cocoa beans. It is often used in making chocolate and other sweets.