Sure. The coir, which is the fibre from the husk is an excellent growing medium.
Yes - huge quantities - ground into a coarse powder or just the particles from between the fibres it is coir potting compost
Yes , but not as well.
Yes
The husk traps air and enables the fruit to float in water.
yes they have been found in snake coconut husk
less ephilyte orchids are often grown on coconut husk
it has a fibrous husk that help the helps it to float on water. so it will be dispersed by water
Fibrous Husk traps air and allow the seeds to float on water. Eg: Coconut, Nipah, Mangrove, Pong Pong...
They have fibrous husk and has air in it. The fibrous husk is light and can seal the air tightly inside it. Therefore, the coconut can float. The husk is very strong.
Coconut
Sclerenchyma
"E iai la'u niu" is used when the coconut's husk is green. "E iai la'u popo" is used when the coconut's husk is brown.
It helps it absorb water when it is dispersing by water.
A Husk
the husk