marineplant

noun
UK /məˈriːn plɑːnt/
US /məˈriːn plænt/

A marine plant is a plant that lives in the sea.

The marine plant swayed gently in the ocean current.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A plant-like organism such as kelp that grows in salt water.

Kelp is a large marine plant found along rocky coasts.

3. Any underwater vegetation that provides food and shelter for sea animals.

Small fish hide among the marine plants to stay safe.

4. A plant adapted to live in salty ocean environments.

Marine plants have special ways to survive in salty water.