Gemmae are vegetative reproductive structures found in which division of the Plant Kingdom?
 

Gemmae are vegetative reproductive structures that can be found in the Bryophyta division, which includes liverworts, hornworts, and mosses. Gemmae are small, disc-shaped structures produced by some bryophyte species that can grow into new plants. They are produced on the gametophyte plant's specialised structures known as gemma cups. When gemmae are separated from the gametophyte, they can develop into new, self-contained plants. This type of vegetative reproduction is unique to Bryophytes and aids in their colonisation of new habitats.