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What are the Adaptations of Water-Dispersed Seeds and Fruits

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Original Question: Giving relevant examples, explain how seeds and fruits are adapted to the water method of dispersal.

What are the Adaptations of Water-Dispersed Seeds and Fruits?

  1. They have air spaces making them light and able to float on water. i.e. they are buoyant.
    Examples: - Water lily, coconut, etc.
  2. They have a waterproof cover which makes them float without water entering them.
    Example: - Coconuts.