Plants, being stationary organisms, require methods to disperse their seeds. If seeds simply fall near the parent plant, germinate, and grow there, the parent plant and its seedlings would eventually compete for the same resources in the same location. Such intraspecific competition would make it difficult for an individual plant species to proliferate over wide areas.

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The Relationship Between Plants and Vertebrates

  • Youngsook Lee,
  • Bae Young Choi

摘要

Plants, being stationary organisms, require methods to disperse their seeds. If seeds simply fall near the parent plant, germinate, and grow there, the parent plant and its seedlings would eventually compete for the same resources in the same location. Such intraspecific competition would make it difficult for an individual plant species to proliferate over wide areas.