What are the modes of dispersal of various plants?

Plants can spread seeds by wind, by animal fur, by animal droppings, and by the power of the pods.

What are the ways of spreading various plants, there is a text in our elementary school that has been recorded, for example, dandelions can put their seeds on a small parachute, so that with the wind will float far away, and some such as Xanthella can stick to the body of small animals, and then follow the small animals to a far place, and there are some examples, after the beans are exposed to the sun, they collapse and roll to other places, So each has its own way.

Dandelion's mother prepared a parachute and gave it to her doll.

As soon as the wind blew gently, the children rode the wind and set off.

Mother Cang'er has a good idea, she dresses the child in barbed armor.

As long as the fur of the animal is hung, the children can go to the fields and valleys.

Mother Pea has a better way, she lets the pods bask in the sun, and with a snap, the pods explode, and the children jump away from their mother.

Mother Lotus has a way, it builds a boat for the children, and the children travel by boat with the help of water; Mother Strawberry has a way to build a bright and delicious spaceship for the children, and the children rely on it to attract animals to eat, and rely on animal feces to spread.

Hello friend, I am happy to answer your questions. The 10 plant transmission modes are: bird transmission, spray transmission, adhesion transmission, wind transmission, animal transmission, drop transmission, catapult transmission, water transmission transmission, human transmission, insect transmission, etc.

Hello, 1Wind propagation: the most familiar dandelion relies on the wind to fly far; There are some little finger ridge particles in the catkins of the willow tree, which are the seeds of the willow tree, and the willow tree is to spread the seeds to distant places to settle down by the flying catkins, as well as maples, poplars, and so on2

Water-spreading: Plants that grow near water, usually use water to disperse their seeds, such as coconuts, lotus, etc.3Spread by animals:

Typical representative of Xanthus, whenever the fruit ripens in autumn, it will find an opportunity to firmly hook on the person or animal that touches it, and take the opportunity to travel far away, as well as the seeds of the ghost needle grass and the seeds of plants with berries (such as grapes, wolfberries, sea buckthorn), etc.; Some of the fruits that are used as animal food, such as the undigested seeds of birds, can be excreted and can be carried far away, such as ficus. 4.Spread on its own:

Like spraying melons, when the branches carry the melon to ripen, the melon will fall off if it is touched slightly, and the seeds in the melon will be sprayed out together with the mucus from the top, with a range of up to five meters away, as well as impatiens and so on.