Seeds Dispersal

Which of these methods is not for seed dispersal?

• DIspersal by winds

• DIspersal by animal

• DIspersal by splitting

• DIspersal by fire

What is seed dispersal?

• The process by which the seeds are fixed in the soil.

• The process by which seeds are moved away from the parent plant to other places.

• The process by which the plants produce fruits.

• The process by which seeds germinate.

Which of the following are common agents of seed dispersal?

• Sunlight, soil, air, and temperature.

• Wind, water, explosion, and animals.

• Gravity, light, nutrients, and carbon dioxide.

• Roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.

Which plant's seeds are commonly dispersed by wind due to their light, hair-like structures?

• Lotus

• Coconut palm

• Dandelion

• Pea plant

Which of these plants disperse their seeds through an explosion mechanism?

• Dandelion and Lotus

• Coconut palm and Apple

• Broom plant and Pea plant

• Blackberry and Cherry

Why is seed dispersal extremely useful for plants?

• It helps plants grow taller.

• It prevents competition for resources like sunlight and water among the plants.

• It makes fruits taste better.

• It allows plants to produce more flowers.