How Seagrass Survives in Low Light Could Help Future Crops In the dimly lit depths of the Mediterranean, vast underwater meadows of seagrass thrive where sunlight is scarce.
These resilient plants have evolved an efficient photosynthetic process that allows them to collect light and produce oxygen with remarkable speed.
The Evolutionary Edge Seagrasses are flowering plants that have adapted to life underwater over millions of years. Unlike seaweeds, they possess the extraordinary ability to survive in low light conditions.