Question

some of the seeds have furs or feathers, why?

Answer 1

Some seeds have structures that allow them to attach to the fur or feathers of passing animals, who then carry the seeds some distance away from the parent plant before they are deposited to the ground. Familiar examples of this sticking sort of seed are those of the beggar-ticks (Bidens frondose) and the burdock (Arctium minus). The spherical fruits of the burdock have numerous hairs with tiny hooked tips that stick to fur (and to clothing, and were the botanical model from which the inspiration for velcro, a fastening material, was derived.


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Answer 2

Some seeds have structure that allow them to attach to fur or feather of passing animals,who then carry the seeds some distance away from the parent plant before they are desposited to the ground