Coconut's are too heavy for wind distribution. But they are capable of floating on the sea to another island. Or sprouting if falling off the tree and landing on moist sand below.
WIND
from the wind
Basil seeds are dispersed through various means, such as falling to the ground from the plant or being carried away by wind, water, or animals. Once the seeds are scattered, they can germinate and grow into new basil plants.
SEEDS OR SPORES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Scots pine plant seeds are primarily dispersed by the wind. The seeds are housed in a cone, and when the cones mature and open, the wind carries the seeds away from the parent tree. This mechanism allows for the seeds to be spread over a larger area and increases the chances of successful germination and growth of new trees.
The answer is Xanthium. Its seeds are dispersed by wind.
wind, animals, sometimes water or erosion
by dispersing it seeds around so the wind can carry it , also animals who eat the plant excrete (poo) the seeds out.
Aspen trees produce seeds. They have small capsules that contain tiny seeds which are dispersed by the wind.
Wind causes erosion by carrying particles like sand and soil to wear down surfaces over time. Additionally, wind can transport seeds and spores, aiding in the dispersal of plant life across different regions.
Lady's finger plant seeds are typically dispersed by wind. When the plant matures, the seed pods dry out and split open, releasing the seeds into the air. These seeds are lightweight and have small hairs that aid in dispersal by wind.