Wind- Dandelions are a god example as well as maple leaves and tumble weed are blown around by the wind and drops its seeds as it travels. Water- a coconut will travel thousands of miles on the oceans currently to be washed ashore on some distant island. Also the rivers and streams carry some fruits. Animals- either by eating the fruit and seeds deposit them as droppings away from the mother plant. Squirrels collect acorns and bury them,sometimes they forget where they buried them. Some plants have stickers on them and stick to the fur on animals to fall off later. Humans collect seeds and plant them in fields and gardens. These are few examples!
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No,air does have odour, but when there is pollution from cars,chimneys and other stuff,the air blows them,thats why sometimes the air smells. But air has no odour.
Water is not an acid and vinegar is. Another difference would be that water has no odour and vinegar has a very strong odour.
Toluene is an aromatic compound.
No. It is a gemstone and therefore has no odour.
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no odour
The hydrogen has no odour.
Odourlessness is the opposite of odour.
the LPG is odour less and color less so MERKEPTINE is added for odour
salt hasn't got an odour
Odour of Chrysanthemums was created in 1911.
irritating odour and irritates the eyes...
well i don't have an envoy, so how can it have an odour?
Strong harsh odour like burning metal
you get body odour from the hairs and rubbing togetherness of your underarms...
Odour of Chrysanthemums - film - was created in 2002.
The plural of odour is odours. As in "there are strange odours coming from the room".