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Seed Dispersal

Chapter V · —SEEDS TRANSPORTED BY WIND.

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CHAPTER V.—SEEDS TRANSPORTED BY WIND.

17.

How pigweeds get about

18.

Tumbleweeds

19.

Thin, dry pods, twisted and bent, drift on the snow

20.

Seeds found in melting snowdrifts

21.

Nuts of the basswood carried on the snow

22.

Buttonwood balls

23.

Seeds that tempt the wind by spreading their sails

24.

Why are some seeds so small?

25.

Seeds with parachutes

26.

A study of the dandelion

27.

How the lily sows its seeds

28.

Large pods with small seeds to escape from small holes

29.

Seeds kept dry by an umbrella growing over them

30.

Shot off by wind or animal

31.

Seed-like fruits moved about by twisting awns

32.

Grains that bore into sheep or dogs or the sand

33.

Winged fruits and seeds fall with a whirl

34.

Plants which preserve a portion of their seeds for an emergency

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