Description acceptable. A 2008 paper by Ran Nathan references a skate’s mermaid purse as a vector of this process’s non-standard (15[1])LDD subtype, which “breaks the rules” by occurring more frequently than expected. In rainforests, the Janzen-Connell hypothesis links greater success in this process (-5[1])to less predation and greater survival. (15[1])Nutritious (-5[1])elaiosomes (15[1])attract ants in a form of this process (15[1])that ends in (15[2])the colony’s refuse (15[1])midden. Either turgor pressure or tension (-5[1])caused by desiccation (10[2])can lead (-5[1])to a non-fungal “ballistic” form of this process, as seen in the (*) sandbox tree. “Winged” (10[2])samaras and (10[1])the (10[4])pappas of dandelion clocks (10[2])facilitate this non-germination (10[1])process, (10[1])which is triggered by fire in (10[1])some (10[1])serotinous (10[2]-5[1])plants. (10[1]-5[1])Squirrels (10[1])engage in this process (10[1]-5[1])when they (10[2])abandon (10[1])acorn (10[1])stashes. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 (10[1])points, wind and defecating animals (-5[1])are vectors for (10[1])what process in which a parent plant spreads its embryos? (10[1])■END■ (10[3]0[1])