seed dispersal
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№ 420WildlifeBirds as Seed Dispersers: Recruitment Services for Free
Fruit-eating birds carry seeds kilometres from parent trees, drive forest regeneration, and stitch fragments together when you plant the right fruiting species.
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№ 419EcologySeed Dispersal: How Plants Travel Without Moving
Rooted for life, a plant's one chance to move is as a seed — so plants have evolved to ride the wind, hitch on animals, bribe them with fruit, float on water, and even fire their seeds like bullets.
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№ 459WildlifeSquirrels: The Foresters That Plant the Oaks
Scatter-hoarding rodents that bury far more nuts than they dig up — so the acorns and nuts they forget grow into the next forest, making the squirrel one of the great planters of trees, and, where introduced, a serious pest.
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