SEED DISPERSAL P.5

ANIMAL DISPERRSAL a “animal. ; ANIMAL DISPERRSAL “seed dispersal ' no ne . . They have brightly coloured epicarps Some produce an attractive smell when by animals Their seeds have hard testa that can not be characteristics of fruits whose seeds are dispersed animals’s fur ready like jack fruit They have hooks to attach on to the They have juicy pericarps digested by the animals’s enzymes in the alimanetary canal (guava) The fruits have a juicy pericarp through the alimentary canal of animals without Some seeds have hard seed coats that can pass damage Some change colour of the epicarp when ripe to attract animals attract animals Some produce a good smell when ripe to animals fur Some have hooks that attach or stick on to the Water melon Oranges Examples of seeds that undergo animals Mangoes Tomatoes Grapes Jackfruit Black jack Pawpaw Passion fruit dispersal Guava WIND DISPERRSAL  by wind characteristics of fruits whose seeds are dispersed The seeds have parachute like structures carried by wind The seeds have wing like structures They produce light seeds that can easily be They produce light seeds They produce light seeds The seeds have parachute like shapes The seeds have a wing like structure Jacaranda Wolffia Dandellion Gliders Examples of seeds that undergo wind Tridax dispersal 4" ah yey shy eA, Jacaranda =e ’ . 3" a Bi; Jacaranda i i ie “3 SE OW ea os Tridax \ Me ee L/D Z AQ ag - f, UGA0N015020 Dandelion Dandelion Gliders Gliders Wolfia WATER DIS