1. cocklebur is a dry fruit that has small hooks on its surface. this suggests that cocklebur is dispersed bya. birds or mammals eating the fruit and defecating the seeds at another location. b. high pressure expulsion of the seeds from within the fruit. c. wind. hooking in the fur, feathers, or clothing and being brushed off at another location. d. floating in a lake or river until being deposited on a distant shore. 2. dicots are now classified in the class the common name refers to the production of seed leaves. a. monocotyledonae; oneb. dicotyledonae; onec. magnoliopsida; twod. liliopsida; twoe. liliopsida; one3. dormancy may be caused by a strong, impervious seed coat, the presence of an inhibitor, or the lack of a germination promoter. a. true b. false