Seed Dispersal

_______________ are formed are fertilisation.

• Petals

• Seeds

• Ovules

What happens after seed production?

• Seed dispersal

• Pollination

• Fertilisation

• Germination

What would happen if all seeds from a tree fell in the same place?

• Pollination

• Overcrowding

• Fertilisation

Why is seed dispersal important?

• To prevent overcrowding

• To allow overcrowding

What is seed dispersal?

• The scattering of seeds from the young plant

• The scattering of seeds from the parent plant

What is a parent plant?

• A small plant that has the roots, stem and leaves.

• The plant that produces different plants like itself

Scattering means to throw or spread in different places.

• True

• False

In which of these ways are seeds dispersed?

• By wind

• By water

• By animals

• By explosion

• All of the above