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Seeds that are dispersed by air often have adaptations that allow them to be carried by the wind. Examples include dandelion seeds, which have fluffy, parachute-like structures, and maple seeds, which have wing-like extensions called samaras. Other examples include milkweed and thistle seeds, both of which are lightweight and equipped for aerial dispersal. These adaptations help ensure that the seeds can travel long distances to find suitable germination sites.

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