Popularly, any plant or plants growing in the sea.
Any marine plant of the class Algæ, as kelp, dulse, Fucus, Ulva, etc.
any of the larger (multicellular) forms of algae that live in the ocean.
saltwater plants used for fertilizer. Combined with fish emulsion can provide the best complete organic fertilizer.
See Laminaria Digitata, Fucus, Lithothamnium Calcareum
Any large alga growing in the sea or on rocks below the high water mark; such plants collectively.
plant growing in the sea, especially marine algae
A marine plant, also called algae.
considered to be helpful in restoring and smoothing the skin
a mineral-rich plant used in facial masks and other skin care products.
Detoxifying marine plant. Good for the treatment of oily skin.
is rich in vital minerals, trace elements, proteins and vitamins. It helps improve the skin's elasticity, tone, firm and helps to prevent cellulite. Seaweed will soothe damaged or irritated skin, heal minor skin infections, detoxify and cleanse.
Common name applied to most marine macroalgae
Seaweed's are scientifically termed macroalgae, literally meaning large algae. Algae are relatively simple photosynthetic plants with unicellular reproductive structures. They range from unicellular organisms to non-vascular filamentous or thalloid plants
Any of a multitude of sea plants from the algae family. Used in soups, as vegetables, in teas, in shushi, and as a seasoning. Seaweed is a rich source of iodine. A seaweed called "carrageen," is used in McDonald's McLean hamburger.
Any of the large plants that grow in the sea, especially marine algae like kelp.
Any large photosynthetic protist, including rhodophytes and kelps. Seaweeds are not true plants, but like plants they can make their own food. More info