difference between mesophyl and chlorenchyma?

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Mesophyll Chlorenchyma

Mesophyll is the tissue filled between the two epidermal layer in leaves. It consists of chloroplast containing cells and may be differentiated into spongy parenchyma and palisade cells in some leaves. It is parenchymatous tissue consisting of chloroplast containing cells which is present in green stems and is a part of the ground tissue.

Mesophyll	Chlorenchyma
Mesophyll is the tissue filled between the two epidermal layer in leaves. It consists of chloroplast containing cells and may be differentiated into spongy parenchyma and palisade cells in some leaves.	It is parenchymatous tissue consisting of chloroplast containing cells which is present in green stems and is a part of the ground tissue.

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