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Deep in the lamina propria are minor salivary glands (arrow) that, here in this example, produce a watery, protein-
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aceous secretion. These glands are commonly known as von Ebner's glands. Ducts (D) from the glands conduct
the secretory product to the surface. At the left of the image, one of the ducts (arrowhead) opens into the base of
the foliate papilla. The serous gland is depicted at higher magnification in the following image Oral Cavity; Tongue
LLC.
and Taste Buds.
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