Photos bu] (S. L. Bastin. 
SEED GRAPNELS 
The lower photograph shows the Grapple Plant Fruit armed with long claw-pointed spines which become entangled in the 
hide of animals so that the fruit is carried further afield. In the upper photograph are the Burweed—to the left—and the Burdock. 
The seeds of these plants, besides being armed with hooks, are slightly covered with a viscid fluid which gives them a firmer hold 
on any moving substance they may light upon. 
