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List anybthree natural ways of seed disperal give one example for each of them​

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f Seed DispersalThere are DIFFERENT ways in which seeds from its parent plant is dispersed. These include:seed dispersal by windThe wind is the natural and FUNDAMENTAL means of seed dispersal in the plant kingdom. This process of dispersal is mainly seen in those plants which bear very light seeds. The seeds of the orchid plant, dandelions, swan plants, cottonwood tree, hornbeam, ash, cattail, puya, willow herb, are all examples of plants whose seed are dispersed by the wind.seed dispersal by waterIn this method of seed dispersal, seeds float away from their parent plant. These are mainly seen in those plant which lives in water or nearby the water bodies like beaches, lakes, ponds etc. Coconut, palm, mangroves, water LILY, water mint, are a few examples of plants whose seed are dispersed by the water.seed dispersal by animal and birdsThere are different ways in which animals and birds disperse the seeds.Few animals and birds are attracted to bright colourful fruits. They eat the entire fruit and only the juicy part is digested by their system and the seed are excreted out in the form of their dropping, which forms into new plants. Blackberry, cherry, tomato and apple seeds are dispersed in this way.A few species of SQUIRRELS collect nuts from different plants like acorns and bury them under the soil as they store food for the WINTER season and often forget the place where they have previously buried them and the seeds grow into new trees.There are a few plants which bear seeds with hooks. Burdock plant is an example of this type of plant species. The seed of these plants catches on the fur of animals and are carried away to different places, far from their parent plants.Dates, rambutan, sea grapes, sea holly, tamarind, raspberry, sunflower, tomatoes are a few examples of plants whose seeds are dispersed by animals and birds.hope it is helpful to you.....please mark it as brainliest answer.....



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