Copaifera is a hermaphrodite plant of mixed reproduction with a predominance of allogamy. The trees are generally bee pollinated (melittophily), and Apis mellifera and Trigona spp. are its main pollinating agents . C. langsdorffii has high fecundity, producing large quantity of fruits in a short period of time. Its seeds have low nutritional value, mainly composed of carbohydrates, but can attract a wide variety of animals with a general diet . The dispersion of the copaiba seeds occurs mainly in zoocoric and barocoric forms . Some vertebrates, such as birds and mammals, have been observed visiting the fruits of Copaifera . Its seeds have morphological characteristics that fit the ornithocoria syndrome, mainly because they are black with colored, fleshy arils, which, after being swallowed, can be regurgitated intact and remain viable for germination . A study revealed that 10 species of Passeriformes, such as Ramphastos toco, Cyanocorax cristatellus, and Turdus rufiventris, visited the fruits of C. langsdorffii. Likewise, monkeys of the species Eriodes arachnoides and Cebus paella also eat the fruits of C. langsdorffii . Copaiba seeds may also present hydrocoric dispersion due to their frequent occurrence near waterways . Copaiba seeds are of conventional behavior and may be conserved in the long term ex situ, with dormancy due to the deposition of coumarin in the tegument, and its germination is of the epigene type . A tree can produce from 2 to 3 kg of seeds .