vagility
1. The inherent power of movement possessed by individuals or diaspores. Vagility in plants is often greater than commonly realized; spores and seeds may float in the air for several miles and are very efficient means of dispersal.

2. The tolerance of an organism of a wide range of environmental conditions; vagility may be qualified as ‘high’ or ‘low’.

vagility The inherent power of movement possessed by individuals or diaspores. Vagility in plants is often greater than commonly realized; spores and seeds may float in the air for several miles and are very efficient means of dispersal.

vagility The tolerance of an organism to a wide range of environmental conditions; vagility may be qualified as ‘high’ or ‘low’.