The coconuts themselves are seeds of the palm tree. If coconuts are left undisturbed on the ground, some of them will eventually become partially buried; then the new coconut palm tree sprout will emerge, some of these survive to maturity--a new palm tree.
Other coconut seeds are dispersed by water normally sea-water, but sometimes they can find their way into freshwater rivers and streams
Coconuts,
humans. coconuts are dispersed by water
coconuts can be dispersed (travel) bywindwatermechanical propulsionanimal fecesanimal fur/feathersHope this helps! :)
They fall from the palm and roll, and as they float they are also dispersed by the sea or ocean. coconuts have a very hectic and lenghty process of germination. their seeds are dispersed when a coconut falls on the ground. it is then carried away by the water for dipersal to other areas. a coconut seed can remain in hibernation for many years and even after a very long time if it finds the right place and conditions it can undergo germination to form a new coconut tree
Coconuts, mangroves, and water lilies are examples of fruits dispersed by water. These fruits have adaptations that allow them to float on water and be carried away by currents to new locations where they can germinate and grow.
Being able to float is an adaptation for seed dispersion. Coconuts float because the wind can't pick them up; nor can they pass through an animal's digestive system; nor can they stick to an animal's fur and be dispersed that way. Coconuts float down a waterway until they implant in the soil and then germinate.
Examples of seeds dispersed by animals include acorns by squirrels, cherry pits by birds, and coconuts by sea turtles. Additionally, burrs are dispersed by attaching to the fur of animals like deer or bison.
i only know 3 ways but... water, wind, and animals
Collective nouns for coconuts are a bunch of coconuts or a cluster of coconuts.
no coconuts are a seed .
Coconuts are covered in the air tight 'hairs' that make it float on the ocean, so its dispersal mechanism is the use of water, or just 'Water'. -98colree40677
The coconuts themselves are seeds of the palm tree. If coconuts are left undisturbed on the ground, some of them will eventually become partially buried; then the new coconut palm tree sprout will emerge, some of these survive to maturity--a new palm tree. Other coconut seeds are dispersed by water normally sea-water, but sometimes they can find their way into freshwater rivers and streams