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A
spreading
habit
is a vegetative
features
that describe a
plant
extending or stretching out over a wide area that forms an open
clumps, not forming a tight groups of
shoots. |
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The process or result of
distributing over a wide expanse of space;
diffusion or dispersal. |
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Especially used in botany and
ecology to indicate
plant,
seed or pollen dissemination or
dispersal.
In ecology a diffuse
distribution indicate plants
widely spread or scattered over an area, not concentrated in a definite
and delimited place. |
To spread
[ Transitive and intransitive verb ]
(past
and past participle spread,
present participle
spreading,
3rd person present singular
spreads)
Adjective: Spread, Spreadable
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To open, extend or diffuse
something to its full area; causing something to extends or widely
extents over a period of time, range, surface or direction. |
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| For example: A tree that spreads its
branches, insects spread seed or pollen , sooty mould spread
over a leaf, to spread fertilizer in ones garden ground, Cactus
are spread from northern to southern America etc...) |
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