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Some dry dehiscent fruits having seeds equipped with single or double wings, hair parashutes or pappus are ejected from the fruit on maturity become air born and are carried to distant places as various means of seed dispersal. Examples are pinus seed, Calotropis seed, Seeds from many plants of the Family Bignoniaceae.

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