Identification Guide Dispersal of Fruits and Seeds
Product Code : EL-FS-11214
Quick Answer: The Identification Guide Dispersal of Fruits and Seeds is an A3 laminated folded sheet showing 12 ways that flowers and trees disperse their seeds, illustrated with 32 examples.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- 12 dispersal methods with 32 examples
- Winged seeds such as the sycamore
- Fluffy seeds such as the dandelion that blow in the wind
- Hard seeds such as the acorn that are dispersed by mammals
- Robust A3 laminated folded sheet
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Size | A3 |
| Methods covered | 12 |
| Examples | 32 |
| Format | Laminated folded sheet |
About This Product
The sheet sets out the ways flowers and trees spread their seeds, from wings and wind-blown fluff to hard seeds carried off by mammals. Easy-to-follow key questions and clear illustrations help users identify and classify the seeds and fruits they find.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Which kinds of seed dispersal are covered?
Twelve methods, with 32 examples, including winged seeds such as the sycamore, fluffy wind-blown seeds such as the dandelion, and hard seeds such as the acorn that are dispersed by mammals.
Related: Field Studies, Identification Guide British Trees and Shrubs, Identification Guide Flowers of Chalk Grassland.
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