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The wind is helpful to prairie grasses because it helps them
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The wind is helpful to prairie grasses because it helps them
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spread their seeds
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Wind is a type of pollinating and seed dispersal agent of plants. A wide variety of prairie grasses such as little bluestem, wheat grass, indiana grass, sand love grass use wind as an agent to disperse their seeds.
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