Seed Dispersal Chart
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How to Make Seed Dispersal Hands-On – Teachers Are …
I drew a fabulous anchor chart showing the methods of seed dispersal and we had a great discussion including ideas of how we could build something for each method. I mean, seriously, it's a great anchor chart. I am not one bit artistic, but I can look at photos and sketch a little and colored pencils create the rest. Read more…
Seed dispersal — Science Learning Hub
Water dispersal. Many plants have seeds that use water as a means of dispersal. The seeds float away from the parent plant. Mangrove trees live in estuaries. If a mangrove seed falls during low tide, it can begin to root in the soil. If the seeds fall in the water, they are carried away by the tide to grow somewhere else. KÅwhai trees also use … Read more…
Seed Dispersal – Cornell University
Seed Dispersal Presented by: Meredith Kueny (mek224@cornell.edu) What is a seed? A seed contains an embryo embedded in an endosperm (nutritious tissue). It contains an immature plant and everything it needs to sprout in a new location, become established, and eventually grow into an adult plant. Without seeds, forests would not be able to … Read more…
