Relating to or characterized by wind dispersal of seeds or plant parts.
From 'anemochore' + '-ic' (adjective suffix). This technical botanical term follows the standard pattern of Greek root + Latin suffix common in scientific nomenclature.
Anemochoric plants evolved over millions of years to produce seeds light enough for wind to carry—some tumbleweeds roll hundreds of miles. It's an evolutionary arms race between plants getting lighter and winds getting stronger.
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