by Danny Asmara

Animals

2015-03-04 02:25:08 UTC

Love grass

- Hooks or spikes

Water

2015-03-04 02:25:33 UTC

Coconut

-Fibrous husk

-Able to float on water

Animals (2)

2015-03-04 02:34:28 UTC

Daisy

-Bright coloured

-Sweet scent

-Has nectar

Wind

2015-03-04 02:35:45 UTC

Dandelion

-Wing Like Structure

-Seed Is Light

Wind 2

2015-03-04 02:43:38 UTC

African Tulip -It Has A Glider Like Structure

Animal(3)

2015-03-04 02:51:14 UTC

Strawberry

-juicy

-Has hooks to hook onto human

Explosive/splitting

2015-03-04 02:51:55 UTC

-Disperse seeds by explosive action

Wind 3

2015-03-04 02:54:59 UTC

Maple Tree

-It Has A Helicopter Like Structure

Fun Fact #

2015-03-04 03:00:16 UTC

Sometimes seeds have thin wings as an extension of the seed that enable them to glide in the wind. They don't need so much wind as the seeds that fly, but they are not so heavy. The largest of this type of seed is 6 inches across, from a climber called Alsomitra growing in the tropical forests of Asia.

Some seeds have long, feathery tails which help them to fly, like the tail of a kite.

Slitting

2015-03-06 02:26:34 UTC

Broom

- rely on the effect of evaporation of water in the seedpod so this method of seed dispersal usually takes place in the sun.

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