Aus Vegetation Seagrasses

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Basal meristem:

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Allows for the plant to keep growing if the top is eaten; as in if a dugong eats the top of the grasses, then the meristem is still alright, and can keep the plant growing.

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Phylosphere:

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'a biosuit' which protects the sea grass from excess nutrients 'or sewage'

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Carpel made up of?:

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Stigma, Style, Ovary

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Viviparous:

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In plants, they don't release seeds, they release seeds.
Amphibolus and Thalassodendron are viviparous.

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Nearest terrestrial analogy to sea grasses:

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Is sand dune grasses.

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Seagrasses can move?

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Since sandridges can move laterally over time creating favourable or unfavourable conditions, the sea grasses can actually move. It occurs under high wave energy.