The seaweed uses a holdfast, which sticks it to rocks and other unmoving objects.
Seaweed is not plant, but Protista. Chlorophyta and Rhodophyta. ( green and red ) These are muticellular, but not very differentiated. They have a holdfast, stipe and blades in place of roots, stems and leaves.
It is a conical or branching body, by which a seaweed is attached to its support, and differing from a root in that it is not specially absorbent of moisture.
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The Holdfast Chronicles was created in 1978.
No, but they DO have a holdfast. Seaweedis algae. Different from terrestrial plants, algae doesn't need a root system to absorb water and nutrients. In the absence of a root system, which provides a fixing point for plants, algae have "holdfasts." Holdfasts anchor seaweed to the sea floor.
The area of City of Holdfast Bay is 13.72 square kilometers.
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Some aquatic plants, like water hyacinth, have swollen petioles that act as floats. Many form floating mats which block water ways and are serious weeds e.g. Salvinia and alligator weed.
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due to sun light and photosynthesis.