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Answered by Anonymous
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seed dispersal is the process by which the seed is transferred from one place to the another by the natural agents so that it grows in different places

Answered by ITZSAVANTH
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1. Seed dispersal means a movement by which the seeds are moved away from the parent plant by air,water, human beings and animals etc.

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