mesode
/mɛˈsoʊdi/; /mɛˈsoʊdeɪ/; /mɛˈsoʊdiː/Definitions
1. noun
A middle layer of cells or tissue in a plant, especially in a root or stem.
“The mesode of the seedling played a crucial role in its growth and development.”
2. noun
In embryology, a mesoderm is the middle germ layer of an animal embryo.
“The mesoderm is responsible for forming muscles, bones, and other connective tissues in the embryo.”