👉 Sclerotium, also known as a spongy tissue, is a type of bone tissue that grows from the end of a vertebral column. It is found in many bones and is primarily responsible for protecting the spinal cord against damage during movement. In humans, sclerotium provides structural support to the vertebrae and helps maintain their shape and stability. However, it can also be an indicator of osteoporosis, as its presence can indicate a decrease in bone density or potential