Many kinds of animals eat blackberries. Which of the following will most likely happen to the seeds of a blackberry plant after the fruit is eaten by an animal?

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Trystan Baldwin

6 October, 21:51

Many kinds of animals eat blackberries. Which of the following will most likely happen to the seeds of a blackberry plant after the fruit is eaten by an animal?

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Edgar Joseph · Answer 1

Answer: The seeds will be deposited in the animal's waste so that they can grow into a new blackberry plant

Anderson Harrington · Answer 2

The seed of the blackberry will be released in the faeces of the organisms. The seed of the blackberries will be distributed to different locations. When the seed will be dropped to a favourable location, the seed will germinate and a plant will grow from it. In this way, seeds are able to be dispersed at more favourable locations via animal sources. Hence, they will have better chances of growing in different areas.