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Many plants produce seeds which have small hooks on them. These hooks will attach to animals as they move past the plants. What process do these hooks help the plant with? A. pollination B. fertilization
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Many plants produce seeds which have small hooks on them. These hooks will attach to animals as they move past the plants. What process do these hooks help the plant with?
A. pollination
B. fertilization
C. germination
D. seed dispersal
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D. seed dispersal
The hooks allow the seed to attach themselves to animals that travel long distances which helps the seeds to be dispersed farther.
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