Plant seeds need to be scattered because if there are too many germinating plants growing in one spot then there will be over-crowding and compitition for light, oxygen, nutrients in soil and other resources. The slightly shorter plants won't receive enough light or oxygen for growth and will die because these vital resources will be blocked by the taller plants. Chances of diseases will increase that will lead to detoriation of human and plant health.
Seeds need to be dispersed to prevent the extinction of that plant's specie. They can be dispersed by wind, water or maybe explosive splitting. Some dispersing of seeds in plants are really cool, for example one plant specie disperses its seeds by puffing out its powdery seeds from the force of a raindrop falling onto it. Watch it in YouTube.com and type in "plant dispersal".
Seeds need to be scattered far from the original plant so that they don't compete with the original plant for resources, and so that if the plants in the original area die or are killed, the plants as a whole will still survive.
Plants scatter seeds as a method of dispersal. They do so, so that they can propagate their species.
So roots have room to grow and do not interfere with the growth of other plants by absorbing available nutrients and water.
Seeds need to spread out B/C there are so many roots controlling the plant and they need room to grow.
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Seeds that are considered monocot seeds contain phloem and xylem as scattered around. Dicot seeds have more organization, with the xylem in an x and the phloem surrounding it.
Explosive splitting enables the seed to be dispersed only around the parent plant, and not as far as other methods of dispersal, such as animal dispersal, of which the seeds can be dispersed for as many as a few kilometers.
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.
plants use seeds to carry on their species so that they will not become extinct.
If the seeds only fell around the parent plant and germinated there, it would create overcrowded conditions. There would be too many plants competing for sunlight, and too many would die.yes many would die By the seeds dispersing further away from the plant, more stand a higher chance of survival.
Maple seeds are scattered by the wind.
how are seeds of an orange tree scattered
Seeds and fruits can be scattered by wind, water, and birds.
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yes,in balsam plant the seeds fall off from the mother plant because it is a Autochory type plant. Autochory is an active mechanism of fruits and seeds. fruits like balsam burst with a sudden jerk and disperse the seeds by an explosive mechanism. disperse - scattered. explosive - a substance that bursts out with loud noise. jerk-suddenly throw or push.
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you cant plant seeds, you have to be a member to get it. its through super moshis
I do have to point out that the male plant doesn't produce seeds. It pollinates, which is what ultimately makes the female plant produce seeds. you would need a female plant to get any seeds at all.
you plant seeds and they can be colors of that plant you need
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You do not need carrot seeds to plant carrots. If you have just a carrot, you can plant that in hoed land.
The seeds you plant in your Moshling garden do not need to be watered.