seaplant

noun
UK /ˈsiːplɑːnt/
US /ˈsiːplænt/

A seaplant is a plant that lives in the ocean.

We saw a bright green seaplant growing on the rocks at the beach.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Any plant-like organism that grows in salt water, such as kelp or seagrass.

The seaplant swayed gently with the waves.

3. A plant used in aquariums to decorate or feed fish.

He added a plastic seaplant to his fish tank.

4. A plant harvested from the sea for food or fertilizer.

Farmers use dried seaplant to help their crops grow.