Assertion: moss's spore | /r/HasProperty | dispersed by the wind
Facets:
value: so effectively
type: MANNER
value: in some cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: by floating on water
type: MANNER
value: quickly
type: MANNER
value: to form new colonies
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: These tiny spores are dispersed so effectively by the wind that many mosses are worldwide in their distribution.
text: When the capsule is ripe, its hinged lid or operculum opens up, and the spores are quickly dispersed by wind and water.
text: Theoretically the spores are small enough to be wind-dispersed but they are sticky and clump together, so ruling out wind dispersal.
text: The result of fertilization is the production of spores, which are then dispersed via wind to form new colonies.
text: The spores are dispersed into the winds by the twisting motions of numerous intermixed sterile cells, called elaters.
text: The spores are usually dispersed by the wind and can form new lichens if they germinate near the appropriate alga or cyanobacterium.
text: These tiny spores are dispersed so effectively by the wind that many mosses are worldwide in their distribution.
text: In dry weather, the teeth untwist and allow spores to be shaken out of the capsule and dispersed by the wind.
text: Spores which are produced by sporophytes are dispersed by the wind.
text: The haploid spores develop in sori on the underside of the fronds and are dispersed by the wind (or in some cases, by floating on water).
text: In liverworts where there is very little elater movement, the limited elater movement is at least likely to loosen the spore mass, and so make it easier for the spores to be dispersed by wind.