IPA: /ˈmɛsənˌtɛrɒn/
KK: /ˈmɛsənˌtɛrən/
The section of the digestive system that develops from the early embryonic gut and is lined with a specific type of tissue.
In some animals, the mesenteron plays a crucial role in nutrient absorption.
Mesenteron → It is formed from "meso-" (meaning middle) and "enteron" (from Greek "enteron", meaning intestine). The word "mesenteron" refers to the middle part of the intestine, specifically the section that is attached to the mesentery.
Think of the 'middle' ('meso-') part of the 'intestine' ('enteron') when you remember that mesenteron refers to the middle section of the intestine.