Gemma cup botany

18-day-old wild-type thallus with three gemmae cups 23-day-old wild-type thallus transferred at day 16 to 10 μM NAA with elongated gemmae cup Wild

nature-microscope-photo-video stock photos and videos Marchantia polymorpha Common liverwort Gemma cup Transverse section 32X, Gemma cup, Gemmae,

gemmae cup gemmae in cup-shaped structure called “gemma cup”（or “cupules”） In the genus , the gemmae is multicellular discoid structure with two laterally placed

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