How do flowers spread their seeds?

How do flowers spread seeds? Different flowers have different ways of spreading seeds, specifically: by mammals, by wind, by water, by ejection mechanical transmission, self-transmission.

1. Self-transmission

The so-called self-transmission is spread by the plant itself. The fruit or seed itself has weight and falls directly to the ground after maturity.

2. Mammalian transmission

Mammalian dispersal occurs mostly as medium to large fleshy or dry fruits. Such as monkeys like persimmon and plantain. Seeds spread by animals: fruits are mostly berries, stone fruits, edible fruits, let birds and animals eat them, travel with animals for a period of time, and finally discharge with animal feces to achieve the purpose of dissemination, such as agate beads, nightshade, finches, ebony mortar, etc.

3. Spread by wind

Such as red willow, is by catkins flying to spread the seeds to a distant place. Lighter seeds are generally dispersed by wind.

4. Spread by water

Such as coconut, by water to spread, coconut mature, coconut fell into the sea with the sea drift to the distance; water lily: water lily fruit mature sink to the bottom. When the pericarp decays, the seed with the spongy exocarp floats and floats elsewhere.