The juicy fruit attracts animals to eat it. The seeds may stick to the beak and be wiped off elsewhere or pass through the gut and be deposited with the faeces.
seed dispersion.
Fruits with edible pulp attract animals that eat them and later disperse the seeds through their droppings in different locations. Fruits with hooks or barbs can attach to fur or clothing of animals and get transported to new areas. Fruits with wings or other structures may be carried by wind to different places for dispersion.
A blackberry plant's seeds are located in the fruit. There are many seeds in each "berry" (botanically speaking, not a berry at all, but a multiple in which each bump on the "berry" is an individual fruit called a drupe). Blackberry fruits are designed to look and taste delicious to many different animals, most notably to fruit eating birds. The bird or other animal will eat the fruit with the seeds. If the seed isn't damaged by chewing, it will pass through the birds digestive tract and be dropped far from the parent plant in the birds excrement. There are many closely related species commonly known as blackberry, and they live in widely varying climates. Fruiting time for each species will vary, and fruiting time for each individual plant will vary depending on its geographic location. Generally, blackberries will set fruit from mid to late summer. Seed dispersal coincides with fruiting.
The spiky seed will entangle itself into the fur of an animal that is passing by and then fall off some distance away.
This animal is called a seed beetle (Megalotomus quinquespinosus). It lays its eggs inside developing seeds or pods, and the larvae develop within the seed pod before emerging as adults.
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Seed plants became adapted to the environment with our great climate. :)
seed dispersion.
germination, growth, flowering, fruit or seed pod production, seed dispersion, death
I think its the hard part, not the fleshy part whicch is only to attract animals which then digest and disperse the seed.
Because some reason
A coconut.I like milk though.
Plant seed habit refers to the way in which seeds are dispersed by plants. This can include methods such as wind dispersal, animal dispersal, water dispersal, or self-dispersal. Different plant species have adapted different seed dispersal strategies to ensure their seeds are spread effectively to new locations for germination.
A yew seed is dispersed when it is eaten by an animal.
animal eats the fruit and disperses the seed through waste
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it benefits by this when the animal eats a seed, it carries it inside its body until it needs to use the bathroom. the seed then leaves the animal's body by means of waste (aka poop) and where the seed lands, it will grow. of course, it can only grow if conditions are favorable.