Google introduces Gemma open source AI models: What does it

Gemmae Gemmae are a means of asexual reproduction found in many bryophytes gemmae are 1 to many celled, specially produced clonal plant

These gemmae are held in cupules until rain water carry them away to a suitable location for growth Sexual Reproduction: Active Reproduction is assisted by

what does mrec stand for Gemmae are green multicellular asexual buds, which develop in small receptacles called gemma cups located on the thalli Gemmae become detached

what is gemma cup Gemmae are generally defined as vegetative propagules In the shoestring ferns, Vittaria, gemmae grown in the presence of mature gametophyte plants or on