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Share this set. Most taste buds are located on the surface and the papillae of the tongue, but some are found in the oral cavity and pharynx. Pictured in slide 1 is a typical taste bud. Note the resemblance to a rose bud with the petal-like neuroepithelial cells NE arranged circularly within the bud. Slide 2 shows a low-powered section of a papilla of the tongue, showing several taste buds (one of which is indicated by the arrow) aligned in a row. Most taste buds are located on the surface and the papillae of the tongue, but some are found in the oral cavity and pharynx.
They are stimulated by a variety of chemical substances, most of which are organic compounds, although some inorganic salts of magnesium and calcium produce bitter sensations too. Babies have many more of these taste buds than an adult, and they have these almost everywhere in the mouth, including the cheeks. Perhaps it is for this reason that adults enjoy more flavors than babies, who dislike bitter tastes and prefer bland food. The average adult has about 9,000 taste buds on each surface of the tongue, roof of the mouth, and throat.