Answer:
An erectile tissue is a tissue which when engorged with blood, is capable of stiffening.
Erectile tissue are supplied with blood by the two central cavernosal arteries.
Explanation:
The erectile tissue is a tissue with many vascular spaces that might stiffen and swelled when filled with flood.
Erectile tissue is present in the corpora cavernosa of the male reproductive system. The erectile tissue in the corpora cavernosa gets filled with arterial blood during an erection. The erectile tissue are supplied with blood by the two central cavernosal arteries. This process is called tumescence and might result from a physiological stimuli such as sexual arousal.
