Gemmae cups

Gemmae cups gemmae cups gemmae in cup-shaped structure called “gemma cup”（or “cupules”） In the genus , the gemmae is multicellular discoid structure with two laterally placed gemmae cups Gemmae cups contain small asexual propagules that will splash when hit with irrigation or rain drops It has been determined that the propagules can splash

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

gemmae cup The moss, Tetraphis pellucida, with gemmae cups, Gemmae cups in the liverwort Marchantia, The gemma cups are cup-like structures containing gemmae, which are small discs of haploid tissue Gemmae directly give rise to gametophytes and are dispersed