also act as dispersal vectors for the spores of ferns and bryophytes via endozoochory, or the ingestion of the plant.

Wind dispersal

Anemochory is dispersal of units by wind. Wind is a major agent of long distance dispersal that helps to spread species to new habitats. Each species has its own "wind dispersal potential". This is the proportion of dispersal units (seeds, spores or pollen) that travel farther than a specific distance travelled under normal weather

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