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Sunflower seeds are primarily dispersed by wind and animals. The seeds are lightweight and can be carried over distances by gusts of wind. Additionally, animals such as birds and squirrels often eat sunflower seeds and can transport them to new locations, where they may germinate and grow. Human activity, such as agriculture and gardening, also plays a significant role in the dispersal of sunflower seeds.

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