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aquatic (water dwelling) and some
terrestrial (land dwelling)
species use
hydrochory, or seed
dispersal through water.
Seeds can
travel for
extremely long...
- In botany, a seed is a
plant structure containing an
embryo and
stored nutrients in a
protective coat
called a testa. More generally, the term "seed" means...
- dispersal. It is
questionable whether barochory is
dispersal at all.
Hydrochory is seed
dispersal by water.
Seeds can dis**** by rain or ice or be submerged...
- (zoochory), or non-living vectors, such as the wind (anemochory) or
water (
hydrochory). In many cases, a
dispersal unit will be dis****d by more than one vector...
- (September 2016). "Restoration of
Hydrochory Following Dam
Removal on the
Elwha River, Washington:
Restoration of
Hydrochory Following Dam
Removal on the Elwha...
- wind dispersal, and
aiding buoyancy for long-distance
dispersal through hydrochory.
Primary wind
dispersal and
secondary water dispersal are
usually positively...
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arboreal rodents, porcupines, opossums, and fishes.[citation needed]
Hydrochory occurs in Caryodaphnopsis.[dubious – discuss] The
leaves of some species...
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ability to germinate. It is
spread by
rivers at
relatively short distances (
hydrochory) and by
waterfowl and
swamp birds (zoochory). As a result, seed dissemination...
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other types of cactus. The
floating seeds dis****
through the
water (
hydrochory). The
epiphytic orchid species Galeandra devoniana,
which also
lives in...
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upriver po****tions,
whereas dispersal by
floating the figs in
water (
hydrochory)
alone is
generally in a
downriver direction (in most habitats). The leaves...
