Modifications of fruits or seeds that do NOT adapt them for dispersal by either wind or water include

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Modifications such as tiny seeds, parachutelike plumes, an inflated sac, and pockets of air are all adaptations for dispersal by wind or water, making them lighter or able to float. In contrast, a mechanism that squirts seeds from a fruit is an adaptation for dispersal by other means, such as by animals, and does not relate to wind or water dispersal.

Modifications of Fruits or Seeds That Do NOT Adapt Them