👉 Phyllodiniation is a process by which plants produce and transmit their seeds. This process involves the fragmentation of the seeds into smaller, more manageable units called phyllodes or pistils. The pistils are then attached to the leaf surface, allowing them to grow in the soil and germinate into new plantlets. Phyllodiniation is an important part of seed dispersal for many plants, as it allows them to spread their seeds long distances without needing to be transported by wind
