Gemmae Cups These cup-shaped structures serve the purpose

Gemmae Cups These cup-shaped structures serve the purpose gemmae cups Many liverwort gametophytes produce asexual clones called gemmae A Lunularia thallus covered with gemmae cups that are shaped like crescents gemmae cup Prints of AEB-2212 Liverwort showing Gemma Gemmae cups UK Lunularia cruciata Elizabeth Bomford Please note

gemmae cup Gemmae are multicellular green structures for vegetative propagation These are found inside gemma cups in Marchantia thallus; Funaria protonema; Riccia

gemma cups Plants lacking the former ion become light green, possess few gemmae cups, and fork infrequently; but plants growing on solutions lacking PO4 soon become dark These little cups can be easily seen on the surface of the plant Each gemma cup contains a number of tiny plantlets called gemmae, and a single drop of water