Marchantia, Gemmae Cups Zip Pouch by M I Walker

They bear gemmae cups for asexual reproduction on their upper surfaces Credit: Chris Marble Roots Although liverworts do not have true roots (containing

Marchantia, Gemmae Cups Zip Pouch by M I Walker Gemmae can be unicellular or multicellular asexual buds that grow on small receptacles known as gemmae cups F1 Savita Teaching 9-8-22 D4 Explanation

They bear gemmae cups for asexual reproduction on their upper surfaces Credit: Chris Marble Roots Although liverworts do not have true roots (containing

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

Gemmae and gemma cups are specialized and derived gametophytic organs for vegetative reproduction in certain Marchantiopsida species, a group of

gemmae cup Within the cups are tiny, greenish disks called gemmae Each gemma is essentially just an aggregation of cells formed from the parent gametophyte and, when

Prints of AEB-2212 Liverwort showing Gemma Gemmae cups UK Lunularia cruciata Elizabeth Bomford Please note