by Danny Asmara

Wind dispersal

2015-03-04 02:28:38 UTC

1. Dandelion disperse by wind.

2. They are flimsy.

3. They don't need so much wind as the seeds that fly.

2015-03-04 02:35:21 UTC

1. Some plants distribute their seeds by violently ejecting them so that they fall well away from the parent plant.

2. Leguminosae

2015-03-04 02:39:52 UTC

-Have spikes/ thorns/hooks

-Small and indigestible seeds

-Large and indigestible seed eg. durian and mango

2015-03-04 02:40:50 UTC

Fruit by animal dispersal

Sweet smelling

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Fruit by wind dispersal

Fibrous husk

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Many aquatic plants and plants that live near water have seeds that can float, and are carried by water.

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Seeds/fruits that are dispersed by wind

The dandelion has parachute-like structures.

2015-03-04 02:47:39 UTC

-Some fruits like the balsam and rubber disperse by explosive

action or splitting.

-Some parts of the fruit wall dry faster than others when the fruit is ripe causing the fruit to split open.

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By explosive actions or splitting

2015-03-04 02:53:15 UTC

If seeds are not dispersed, it will just drop just next to its parent plant.
Dispersal of fruits/seeds prevents overcrowding so the young plant do not need to compete with sunlight, water and nutrients with the parent plant
They are animal,splitting,wind and water dispersal

2015-03-04 02:55:32 UTC

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