alleryStart learning →Some seeds have tiny hooks. How does this help the plant?
ASeeds float away on air
BSeeds stick to fur and travel
CSeeds make their own food
DSeeds stay under the soil
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Seeds stick to fur and travel
Hooked seeds attach to passing mammals and are carried far from the parent plant.
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