Seaweeds belong to the algae family. They are plant like organisms that live in water. They vary in size from small cells to plants 60 metres long. Some are found in seawater and others in fresh water.
Seaweed grows, makes food and reproduces only when covered with water; some survive without water longer than others.
They use photosynthesis to produce food. They don’t have leaves, stems, or roots but have fronds (to absorb light and water), a stipe, and a hold-fast to cling to surfaces
NASA’s InSight lander, which arrived on the Red Planet in November 2018, is making measurements of
Annesley Bridge is further away from the sea than when it was first built in 1797.
When you talk about Alexandra Basin, you are talking about the dreams of one young man:
Scientists have obtained the first image of a black hole, using Event Horizon Telescope observations of
The Vartry Water Supply Scheme provides drinking water for a supply area stretching from Roundwood, through
