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seaweed

[see-weed] / ˈsiˌwid /
NOUN
kelp
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As they feed on seaweed and seagrass, they trim back algae and help protect slow-growing species such as corals and certain calcifying algae.

From Science Daily

Archaeologists made their first exploration in summer 2022, but had to wait till the following winter – when the seaweed had died back – before they could map the wall properly.

From BBC

To evaluate the effect of seaweed, researchers built controlled crawlways on the sand that simulated each hatchling's natural route.

From Science Daily

Some strategies use biological processes, such as increasing plankton or seaweed growth so they can take up carbon dioxide as they develop.

From Science Daily

These fossils are among the earliest known seaweeds in the geological record, dating to a time when most organisms were visible only under a microscope.

From Science Daily