gemmae-cup production in marchantia polymorpha and its response

website gemmae cup The basal land plant Marchantia polymorpha efficiently propagates in favourable environments through clonal progeny called gemmae gemmae cups Cross section through thallus of a Marchantia gametophyte showing a gemmae cup More Information Cross section through thallus of a Marchantia gametophyte

gemmae cup The liverwort Marchantia polymorpha This species bears cup-shaped structures called gemma cups , each of which contains several discoid gemmae   Picture of a gemmae cup Some plants such as liverworts produce gemmae which are exact copies of the parent plant that produced them These gemmae are held  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

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