What seeds has parachutes?

Seeds that have parachutes are typically light and equipped with structures that allow them to be carried by the wind. Examples include dandelion seeds, which have a fluffy, tufted structure, and milkweed seeds, which have a silky, hair-like appendage. These adaptations enable seeds to disperse over long distances, increasing their chances of germination in suitable environments. Other plants, like the maple tree, produce seeds with wings that also aid in wind dispersal.