Another type of dispersal that does not fall into these two categories is gamete dispersal, which is especially common for non-motile adult individuals, such as plants. Relocation to a new site is ...

Plants in the wild have many different ways of scattering their seeds, this is called ‘Dispersal ... use animals to carry their seeds. This type of seed may have handy hooks which attach ...

A selection of images from KS1 Unit 2: 'Seed dispersal' showing Year 2 pupils planning, creating, performing and assessing their dances about seed dispersal. One pair performs their dance during ...

Herbivory is a prominent top-down force shaping the landscape of semiarid savannas in East Africa. Herbivores participate in seed dispersal both by ingesting and defecating the seeds of ...