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Seed dispersal is essential for the survival and reproductive success of plants. It helps in reducing competition between parent plants and their offspring by moving seeds away from the crowded environment around the parent plant. This spatial separation increases the chances that seeds will germinate in favorable conditions, enhancing their survival and growth. Additionally, effective seed dispersal can help plants colonize new areas, expand their range, and adapt to changing environmental conditions. Overall, it supports plant biodiversity and ecosystem stability.
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