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

The saucer is a gemma cup and the lentil-shaped objects are gemmae Gemmae allow the plant to reproduce asexually Each gemma is capable of growing into a

gemmae cups Cross section through thallus of a Marchantia gametophyte showing a gemmae cup More Information Cross section through thallus of a Marchantia gametophyte

etisalat list a cup 2024 nature-microscope-photo-video stock photos and videos Marchantia polymorpha Common liverwort Gemma cup 16X, Thallus, Gemma cups, Gemmae, Photos,