Question

If a person scatters a handful of garden pea plant seeds in one area, how would natural selection work in this situation?

Short answer

Individuals with the best adaption to their surrounding environment have a better chance of surviving and reproduction, according to Charles Darwin's law of natural selection.

Step-by-step solution

Natural selection :

It is described as a process in which organisms reproduce and survive in diverse ways as a result of phenotypic alterations. It comprises a mild variation of a trait, which is retained if the variance benefits the individuals.

Explanation : 

When a person spreads garden pea seeds in a given area, the seeds that can best exploit the available resources and compete with other plants in that area will develop faster and produce more offspring with similar qualities, according to the rule of natural selection. Natural selection will also ensure that characteristics important for superior resource use in garden pea seeds are preserved.