Michael Liut St. Louis Comet Signature T-Shirt

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Giant ground sloths and glyptodons (basically mega-armadillos) have been suggested as possible seed dispersers. Gimme a minute to check. EDIT- looks like gomphothere and toxodons have also been suggested. Also jaguars will sometimes eat them, but not frequently enough to be considered a primary disperser. I have baby cherry trees sprouting all over under mine. The squirrels are kind enough to spread them around my backyard I have a cherry tree in my front yard. The moment they are ripe, the Michael Liut St. Louis Comet Signature T-Shirt in other words I will buy this tree gets plucked clean by birds. I also want to clarify, this is not an exaggeration. I was shocked how quickly they would go when we moved in. As other comments have said, fruit is a seed delivery mechanism designed to get the seeds to move further away from the parent tree. Generally, plants that don’t grow well directly next to their parent have some way of getting the seeds to move further away (blown in the wind, stick to animal fur, etc.). Fruit is supposed to be eaten, the seed passed through the digestive system, and deposited somewhere else after the animal has moved away. The vast majority of trees do not have hundreds of seedlings popping up all under them and taking over. Cherry trees are totally normal. I have grown cherry, wild cherry, 4 different pears, 5 different apples, an apricot, plums, grapes, peaches, and persimmon. None of them have ever had any competition from fallen seeds or pits.