Many sedentary organisms have a "dispersing stage" and rely on vectors such as animals, water, or wind to aid in their spread.

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Many sedentary organisms, such as plants and fungi, have a dispersing stage that allows them to spread beyond their immediate surroundings. They often rely on vectors such as animals, water, or wind to carry their seeds, spores, or other dispersal units to new locations where they can establish colonies and potentially outcompete native species.

Many Sedentary Organisms Have a "Dispersing Stage" and Rely on Vectors