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Seed Dispersal

Seed Dispersal. What are the five ways that seeds can be spread from the parent plant?. Seed Dispersal. Wind Water Eaten Fur Mechanically Propelled. Maple. Wind. Coconut. Water. Beggar-tick. Sticks to the animals fur. Dandelion. Wind. Cherry. Eaten by animals. Touch-me-not.

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Seed Dispersal

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  1. Seed Dispersal What are the five ways that seeds can be spread from the parent plant?

  2. Seed Dispersal • Wind • Water • Eaten • Fur • Mechanically Propelled

  3. Maple • Wind

  4. Coconut • Water

  5. Beggar-tick • Sticks to the animals fur

  6. Dandelion • Wind

  7. Cherry • Eaten by animals

  8. Touch-me-not • Mechanically Propelled

  9. Blackberry • Eaten by animals

  10. Cocklebur • Stick to animals fur

  11. Poppy • Mechanically Propelled

  12. Squirting cucumber • Mechanically Propelled

  13. Linden • Blown by the wind

  14. Water Lilly Water

  15. Pine Tree • Carried by wind

  16. Milkweed • Carried by the wind

  17. Yew • Eaten by animals

  18. Garbanzo Bean • Mechanically propelled

  19. Puncture vine • Sticks to the animals fur

  20. Tumbleweed • Mechanically propelled

  21. Eaten by animals • What other kinds of seeds are eaten by animals?

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