Across
- 2. the largest and most complex type of seaweed?
- 5. made up of many cells.
- 6. excrete excess salt to help the plants survive in saline environments.
- 8. have adaptations such as salt glands, thick cuticles, and specialized roots to manage salt levels.
- 9. provide habitat, stabilize sediments, and improve water quality in marine ecosystems.
- 10. Holdfasts anchor seaweed to the substrate, preventing it from being washed away by waves.
Down
- 1. photosynthetic organisms found in marine environments
- 3. consist of single cells
- 4. most common seagrass
- 7. most familiar type of marine algae
