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The Biosphere Biomes Species Engineering About

October 20, 2024

Seagrass Oxygen Production Keeps the Water Column Alive

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Biome: Seagrass Meadow
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The Seagrass Meadow was visibly producing oxygen through photosynthesis, with tiny bubbles forming on the grass blades. Even though the water remained cloudy from plankton, the seagrass was acting as a major oxygen engine while the next corrective step was to add clams that could help check the plankton population.

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