How are evergreen seeds scattered?

Answer 1

Seeds are scattered by humans...mostly farmers and gardeners...by way of hand, gas powered machines and spreaders. The wind picks up and carries seeds from plants to places where they may find homes in the ground, germinate and become plants. Mice and other small animals and birds eat seeds and when they defecate, the seeds are moved/scattered. Squirrels also pick up seeds and plant them in hopes of creating storage areas so they have food in the winter.

Answer 2

1. Animal dispersal (tangled in fur, or by ingestion and excretion)

2. Wind dispersal (some have wings or hair-like structures, some are simply light and easily moved)

3. water dispersal (caught up by rain, run-off water, and streams)

Answer 3

Evergreen seeds are scattered in a variety of ways, including being dispersed by wind, water, animals, or by falling directly beneath the parent tree. Some evergreen species rely on specific mechanisms, such as cones that open to release their seeds, to facilitate dispersal.

Answer 4

Evergreen seeds form on tough seed pods. These pods burst open scattering the seeds. Many evergreens are dispersed through fire, which cracks the hard shell, allowing the seedling to emerge.

Answer 5

the little seeds in the middle of most plants get blown out of the flower by the wind or carried out by insects or bees etc and wherever the seeds land is where the new plant will gorw : )

Answer 6

Fruits and seeds are scattered either by dispersal or carriage