Question

3. Name two plants, seeds of which are dispersed by animals. What is a crop?​

Answer 1

Respuesta:

•Some seeds are buried by certain animals (especially rodents) that "forget" these seeds. This is the case of squirrels and acorns.

Many animals eat the fruit of the plants, move and then defecate. This allows the seeds to reproduce far from the mother plant and, on the other hand, defecation provides nutrients. If the seed is defecated in fertile soil and the environmental conditions allow it, the plant will germinate. This phenomenon occurs in both terrestrial and aquatic animals (the pacú fish transports tucum palm seeds, for example).

•In microbiology, a culture is a method for the multiplication of microorganisms, such as bacteria, in which an optimal medium is prepared to favor the desired process.

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