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Ground, allowing the seed to travel away from the parent plant. Seed adaptation for distribution: seeds can float on a breeze, allowing seeds to travel away from the parent plant.

nevsk [136]3 years ago

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Simpler said. Seeds have adapted to being able to hook onto animals so they get carried by the animals to new places. And wind they adapt to be able to flutter into the air to be taken to a new area by the wind.

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