Two gemmae cups of a moss Microscopic view of two moss

In umbrella liverwort, the gemmae look like tiny leaves inside the cup When rain strikes the gemmae cups, it splashes the gemmae away to begin new plants

Two gemmae cups of a moss Microscopic view of two moss Gemmae are multicellular green structures for vegetative propagation These are found inside gemma cups in Marchantia thallus; Funaria protonema; Riccia

In umbrella liverwort, the gemmae look like tiny leaves inside the cup When rain strikes the gemmae cups, it splashes the gemmae away to begin new plants

what are gemmae Gemmae are green multicellular asexual buds, which develop in small receptacles called gemma cups located on the thalli Gemmae become detached from the

Gemma cups are found in Option: 1 Marchantia Option: 2 Sphagnum Option: 3 Selaginella Option: 4 fern

gemmae cups Many liverwort gametophytes produce asexual clones called gemmae A Lunularia thallus covered with gemmae cups that are shaped like crescents

gemmae - cups crescent - shaped 8 Peduncle 2 - grooved ; gemmae - cups round when present 9 Air - chambers and pores usually absent ; no gemmae