Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
coria
noun
/ˈkɔːrɪə/

Definition
Coria refers to the inner layer of the skin, particularly in the context of skin anatomy, where it plays a crucial role in providing structure and support.

Examples
- The coria of the skin contains blood vessels and nerves, crucial for its function.
- In botany, the coria often provides vital protection for the plant’s inner tissues.

Meaning
In botanical terms, coria can also refer to the inner layers of certain plant structures, such as the bark or other protective tissues.

Synonyms
- dermis
- bark (in a botanical context)