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gemma
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gemma [′jem·ə]
(botany)
A small, multicellular, asexual reproductive body of some liverworts and mosses.
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The branching filamentous proliferations on old prothalli of Cyatheaeae in the present study bear antheridia, the characteristics of which are like the gemmae investigated by Farrar and Dassler (Farrar, 1967; Dassler and Farrar, 1997; Dassler and Farrar, 2001).
Comparative studies on gametophyte morphology and development of ... by Chen, Gui-Ju; Cheng, Xiao; Liu, Bao-Dong; Jiao, Yu / American Fern Journal
24-28, 76-80, 85-93, 96-97): "Omnia qui mecum mea porto dixerat, auri / nil tulit aut gemmae, sed veri conscia secum / mens secreta boni penirus gaudebat, et omnem / contemnens sorrem, vacuis exire Prienen / libera et erectis humeris.
Patrician sages and the humanist cynic: Francesco Filelfo and the ... by Blanchard, W. Scott / Renaissance Quarterly
The leaves frequently formed gemmae on sinuses of ultimate segments and outlines of segments consequently appeared somewhat dentate.
Three Forms of Ceratopteris thalictroides in Guam by Masuyama, Shigeo / American Fern Journal
 
 
 
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