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Tree seeds are often found in the tree's fruits, which fall to the ground. Animals then pick up the fruits and eat them. The seeds are excreted from the animal at a later time somewhere else where they can start the growth of new trees.
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In addition, some seeds have structures that cause them to be easily blown by the wind, such as maples and cottonwoods. Those seeds will fly away on a light breeze, and start growing somewhere else.
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How do maple seeds fly?
maple seeds work by air presure. Air pressure makes things fly such as maple seeds.
How do you get the seed on the tree in tums tree on Bin Weevils?
you click on the flower that squirts yellow stuff at you and a fly circles your head. walk over to a hole in the tree and the tree shall eat the fly. Do it over and over again a eventually acorn seeds shall fall off the tree Note: you have to be a tycoon to collect them.
How do you make tree in Doodle God?
To make tree, you add earth and seeds.
Name a plant whose seeds float and a plant whoses seeds fly a way?
Poppy seeds fly away
How are evergreen tree seeds scattered?
how are seeds of an orange tree scattered
What does the oak tree seeds look like?
Seeds of the Oak tree are called 'acorns'.
Why will a seed not grow into a tree?
If you have a seed that is a tree seed, then it will grow into a tree. The corn plant is not a tree seed, but the peach seed is. The acorn is a tree seed, the pine cone is a collection of pine seeds. Now you get the point.
What are the seeds dispersed by water?
Yes,it Does because it a gas that speed so it burns the seeds
How are sausage tree seeds dispersed?
the seeds are dispersed in species dung
How much apple seeds are in a apple tree?
It depends on the tree. An older tree can have around 250 apples on it, which would be about 1,250 seeds.
Are acorns and chestnuts the same?
No. Acorns are the seeds from an oak tree. Chestnuts refer to either the tree itself, or seeds from the chestnut tree.
What makes maple seeds fly?
Maple seeds, also known as samaras, have a unique wing-like structure that allows them to glide through the air. When the seeds fall from the tree, their shape causes them to spin, creating lift and slowing their descent. This adaptation helps the seeds disperse over greater distances, increasing the chances of germination away from the parent tree. The spinning motion is a result of the aerodynamic design of the seed's wing.
