In the Mediterranean Sea, where the water is relatively warm, with temperatures
ranging from 12 degrees celcius (54 degrees farenheit) in winter to 28 degrees celcius
Coralline seaweed
Tubular green seaweed
Sea lettuce
a kind of pavement about 1 metre (3 feet) in depth.
Some kinds of seaweed require extremely clean water, while others can
adapt to mild degrees of pollution e.g. the sea lettuce.
Cloudy water reduces the penetration of light and the development of the
seaweed is therefore limited.
stiff filaments strengthened by calcium. Along the edge of the shore, these sea weeds form
calcium salts, such as the coralline seaweed. They either have a hard shell or possess
(82 degrees farenheit) in summer in sheltered inlets, there are many seaweeds that contain
Coastal Biology / Life