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Tissue surrounding the polyps in octocorals
Coenenchyme is the common tissue that surrounds and links the polyps in octocorals. It consists of mesoglea penetrated by tubes (solenia) and canals of
Coenenchyme
Class of Anthozoa with 8-fold symmetry
between all the members of the colony. The skeletal material, called coenenchyme, is composed of living tissue secreted by numerous wandering amoebocytes
Octocorallia
Species of sea anemone
individual animals (polyps) are connected by a common tissue, named coenenchyme. The species is yellow or orange in colour and each polyp has twenty-four
Parazoanthus_axinellae
Genus of coral
Belgium. Members of the genus are distinguished by a prominent tubular coenenchyme (the tissue linking neighboring polyps) with 14–17 tubules around each
Heliolites
Species of Anthozoa
tough cuticle. The polyps are partially embedded in a cushiony mat of coenenchyme which grows across the rock surface, and which incorporates sand grains
Palythoa_toxica
Type of animal embryonic connective tissue
colony members. This entire matrix of common basal material is called coenenchyme. "MESENCHYME English Definition and Meaning | Lexico.com". Archived from
Mesenchyme
Species of barnacle
carina and the carinolaterals, but these are not visible because the coenenchyme (soft tissue) of the host overgrows the plates of the barnacle, apart
Conopea_galeata
Species of coral
having about 24–30 tentacles and polyps embedded in a well-developed coenenchyme. Reimer, James; Fujii, Takuma (2010). "Four new species and one new genus
Parazoanthus_darwini
Species of coral
skeleton which is stiffened by sclerites and covered by an outer layer, the coenenchyme. It has an upright growth habit with vertical, whip-like stems, sparsely
Leptogorgia_virgulata
Species of coral
and the branches are smooth, short and about 3 mm (0.12 in) thick. The coenenchyme (the thin fleshy covering of the stiff skeleton) is yellowish-orange
Eunicella_cavolini
Species of coral
stiffened by gorgonin, a complex protein that produces a horny skeleton. The coenenchyme, a thin living layer of cells, covers the skeleton and the polyps protrude
Paramuricea_clavata
Species of coral
interconnects with other polyps through a complex system of channels, the coenenchyme, inside the porous skeleton. Several colour schemes occur in this coral
Acropora_secale
Genus of corals
polyps of Palythoa are partially embedded in an encrusting mat of tissue (coenenchyme) covering the substrate on which the colony grows. The individual polyps
Palythoa
Species of coral
nature of its spicules (small skeletal elements) and the passages in its coenenchyme (the tissue uniting the polyps) that it should be included in the genus
Alcyonium_coralloides
Species of coral
species of sponge. The polyps are joined by a thin layer of tissue called coenenchyme and occur at densities of 3 to 10 per square centimetre (20 to 60 per
Umimayanthus_parasiticus
Genus of corals
is the result of the symbiotic dinoflagellates which live within the coenenchyme and which produce nutrients by photosynthesis. The coral benefits from
Eusmilia
Species of gastropod
Eunicella, Paramuricea and Lophogorgia. It feeds on the polyps and the coenenchyme, the living connective tissue that surrounds the horny skeleton, but
Simnia_spelta
Family of corals
and contains no sclerites. This is covered by a layer of tissue called coenenchyme in which is embedded calcareous sclerites. The sclerites are very varied
Plexauridae
Genus of corals
depending on the species. The tissue linking the polyps together, or coenenchyme, is covered in sclerites of various shapes. In Mopsea encrinula, the
Mopsea
Species of coral
living inside of them. This species is also unique due to its banded coenenchyme that links individuals together. They are most often between 2-3 mm in
Isozoanthus_sulcatus
Species of coral
interconnects with other polyps through a system of channels called the coenenchyme. This is a zooxanthellate species of coral and has symbiotic dinoflagellates
Acropora_loripes
Species of sponge
with the sponge and the polyps are connected together by tissue called coenenchyme inside the atrium of the sponge. The general colour of the sponge is
Agelas_schmidtii
Genus of corals
branches. Structure: Spicule arrangement and the unique features of polyps, coenenchyme, and tentacles are frequently used for identification. Species: Astrogorgia
Astrogorgia
Species of coral
tissues are dark red, translucent and needle-like. The colour of the coenenchyme (the thin fleshy external covering) is usually orange but may instead
Leptogorgia_sarmentosa
Species of coral
eggs on its branches. The bare areas where the mollusc has removed the coenenchyme tissue soon become colonised by epibionts such as algae, tube worms,
Eunicella_singularis
Species of echinoderm
first series of basal pinnules intact but completely deprived of the coenenchyme (gelatinous, living tissue that surrounds and connects individual polyps
Peltaster_placenta
Suborder of corals
of a fibrous protein called gorgonin embedded in a tissue matrix, the coenenchyme. In some genera this is permeated with a calcareous substance in the
Holaxonia
Species of coral
called gorgonin covered with coenenchyme, a thin layer of living tissue from which the polyps protrude. Embedded in the coenenchyme are minute capstan-shaped
Leptogorgia_hebes
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