How many can you spot? Hard 'nut' type seeds are


spread by animals who store them for later, oſten underground. The ones that are forgoten grow into new trees.


How many did you find?


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Winged seeds are spread by the wind, spinning in the air when they fall from the tree. Fluffy or very light seeds are also spread by the wind.


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Prickly pods help to protect the seeds inside from being eaten before they are ready to be released.


REMEMBER NEVER eat any berries and make sure you wash your hands aſter touching them. If something is atached to a tree, the tree still needs it!


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