Mainly the lymph fluid consists of three parts – lymph plasma, lymph corpuscles, and lymphoid organs. The major chunk of lymph is of lymph plasma, the lymph plasma is nearly the same as the plasma found in the blood but less amount of nutrients and protein present in them. Lymph corpuscles are floating amoeboid cells, typically consisting of lymphocytes. Lymphoid organs are glands that produce lymph fluid. Lymph nodes and the thymus gland are some common examples of lymphoid organs which can store and secrete the fluid of lymph.