gemma

/ˈdʒɛmə/
noun
  1. A small bud or outgrowth on a plant or fungus that can separate and grow into a new individual.
    • The liverwort produces tiny gemmae in cup-like structures on its surface.
    • Each gemma can develop into a new plant when it falls onto moist soil.
    • Scientists studied how the gemma forms and detaches from the parent moss.
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