Fruit and seed dispersal
The tropical rainforests of Malaysia are home to a large number of plant species, each possessing a distinct mode of reproduction and propagation. Alongside this high species diversity, varied means of fruit and seed dispersal have evolved. Animals, including humans, and non-living agents, such as wind and water currents, are involved in the dispersal of fruits and seeds.
- Information in the full article includes
- The role of dispersal
- Dispersal by winds
- Dispersal by water currents
- Dispersal by bats and birds
- Dispersal by primates and squirrels
- Dispersal by herbivores
