How do fruit and seeds adapt to their environment?

Fruit and seeds adapt to their environment through various mechanisms that enhance their chances of survival and reproduction. For instance, fruits may develop bright colors and appealing scents to attract animals that aid in seed dispersal. Seeds might have hard coatings to withstand harsh conditions or adaptations like hooks or fluff to facilitate wind or animal transportation. Additionally, some seeds enter a dormant state to survive unfavorable conditions until the environment is suitable for germination.