Biology, asked by suryachadda, 1 year ago

wind can be useful to plants

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Answered by kowshika

Wind is useful to plants because they are for pollination they transfer pollen grains from one place to other

suryachadda: They also increase transpiration

Answered by shetriyas

Winds can disperse seeds from various plants called Pollination enabling the survival and dispersal of those plant species,as well as flying insect populations.Wind is also useful for transpiration.

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