A fruit is extremely light and carries a spreading tuft of fine hairs. Which method of dispersal do those features suit?

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Low weight and a spreading tuft together slow the fall and let moving air carry the fruit well clear of the parent plant before it settles. Hooks are what catch on fur, and a tuft of soft hairs cannot hold onto anything, so a fine plume points to the air rather than to an animal as the carrier.