What are the adaptations of seaweed?

Answer 1

seaweeds adaptations can vary o the type of it

Answer 2

Adaptations for what?

for dealing with dessication - they secrete gelatinous polycharrides that helps to retain water.

for reproduction? - they release gametes into the water synchronously in response to light, temperature, or tides to increase the fertilization rate

for not being buried in sediment? - they produce air bladders (called pneumatophores) to keep them floating

against predation? - some produce noxious chemicals or armor themselves with calcium carbonate

I hope this helps

Answer 3

Seaweed needs enough sunlight reaching them so they can carry on the process of photosynthesis .

Seaweed use carbon dioxide in water and sunlight to produce carbohydrates for the marine life to survive.

Answer 4

for dealing with dessication - they secrete gelatinous polycharrides that helps to retain water.

for reproduction? - they release gametes into the water synchronously in response to light, temperature, or tides to increase the fertilization rate

for not being buried in sediment? - they produce air bladders (called pneumatophores) to keep them floating

against predation? - some produce noxious chemicals or armor themselves with calcium carbonate

I hope this helps

Answer 5

sea weed adaptation is It floats or attaches to rocks and stable materials in salt water.

Edit: seaweeds are algae -Tyler Price

Answer 6

Adaptation to the environment occurs by a process of natural selection.

Answer 7

Seaweed adapts to its environment in many ways. Although it may have to do without much sunlight, it takes what it needs from the nutrients in the water. This allows it to flourish and grow.

Answer 8

The adaptation that seaweed took on was the ability to survive in salty conditions. Because it is a plant it needs water and salt will typically draw water out of a plant.

Answer 9

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