alleryStart learning →Compared with wind or animals, how far do self-dispersing plants usually spread seeds?
AOnly a limited distance
BEqually far as wind
CAcross wide oceans
DOver other continents
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Only a limited distance
Without an outside vector, the distance that seeds can travel is considerably limited.
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