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Choose a Page:Which is the most deadly toadstool?What is the largest seed?How do mangrove trees breathe?Which is the largest flower?Which plant is most sensitive to t...Why do cuckoo pints attract insects?How do desert plants survive?What is an air plant?How fast can plants grow?Do plants have chemical weapons?*What are seaweeds?*What is a water vine?What is a banyan tree?Which is the smallest tree? What are seaweeds? Seaweed Seaweeds are found growing on seashores in most parts of the world. Although many seaweeds are large, they are all in fact simple plants called algae. Unlike flowering plants, they do not have true leaves, stems, or roots. Seaweeds are attached to rocks by branching holdfasts that are tough enough to withstand pounding waves.   Previous: Back Book: 1001 Section: Nature Chapter: Unusual Plants