The advantages and reasons for growth

It turns out that grass or wild plants are divided into two types. The first type is grass that grows from seeds. The seeds of grass and other wild plants are very small, so it is difficult for us to see them. Sometimes, there are seeds that can only be observed through a microscope. In addition, there are also types of wild plants that spread by spores. Starting from the scattered spores. If the spores fall in the right place, for example in a place that has sufficient water content and is protected, then the spores will also grow into new plants. Spores are a means of reproduction in plants. These plants are usually ferns, mosses, and horsetails. This growth produces small spores. The spores are located on the underside of the leaves. Carried by the Wind

It turns out that seeds and spores can spread because they are carried by gusts of wind. For example, if the seeds fall in a dry place, they are usually able to survive until one day it rains and finally grow the seeds into new plants. It is not only the wind that makes it spread, but also the good seeds can be carried by the air, caught in animal fur, stuck to clothing, and then released again by birds after being processed. At some point, the seeds and spores will return to the ground in various new places. They will grow in suitable situations and conditions.