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\"\"<\/a>The movement of propagation units such as seeds away from the parent plant by mechanical means such as wind, animals etc.<\/p>\n

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Referring to seeds, this describes the removal of seeds from parent plant to a new location by wind, water, birds, or other animals. Many fruits are fleshy or have a fleshy coat around the seeds. This is attractive to animals, which eat the flesh and pass seeds in feces. Birds often regurgitate large seeds.<\/p>\n

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