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dis·per·sal [dɪˈspɜ:səl] SUBST no plur

dispersal (scattering)

dispersal (scattering)

dispersal (migration)

dispersal

razpad m

dispersal

razhod m

dispersal

širjenje n

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Most fungi reproduce by spores and the fruit bodies are developed specifically for the production and dispersal of spores. en.wikipedia.org

The seed dispersal unit (where the seeds will fall), timing of dispersal, and density of seed fall (how much will be produced). en.wikipedia.org

The main mode of spore dispersal is the wind but the disease also spreads through the use of infected cuttings. en.wikipedia.org

Research has shown dispersal from the natal range is most pronounced with males. en.wikipedia.org

Additionally, a single species may have multiple dispersal patterns. en.wikipedia.org

Animals may use hollows as diurnal or nocturnal shelter sites, as well as for rearing young, feeding, thermoregulation, and to facilitate ranging behaviour and dispersal. en.wikipedia.org

Reproduction and dispersal of vascular plants in these dry conditions was achieved through the evolution of specialized seed structures. en.wikipedia.org

In case of danger, another pheromone is released which causes dispersal. en.wikipedia.org

It may not have been able to move north in the postglacial warming, due to poor dispersal abilities. en.wikipedia.org

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