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Seed dispersal helps plants by moving seeds away from the parent plant to new locations where they can find suitable conditions for germination and growth. This reduces competition for resources such as light, water, and nutrients. Seed dispersal also allows plants to colonize new areas, expanding their range and increasing their chances of survival in changing environments. Additionally, dispersal enhances genetic diversity by mixing seeds from different parent plants, which can lead to healthier and more resilient plant populations. Overall, seed dispersal is a key process that supports successful reproduction and the establishment of new plant populations.
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