IS SEA GRASS THE NATURAL SOLUTION TO PLASTIC POLLUTION?

PHYS ORG SEA GRASS and PLASTIC 

EXCERPT: There are some 70 species of marine seagrass, grouped in several families of flowering plants that - originally on land - recolonized the ocean some80 to 100 million years ago.

Growing from the Artic to the tropics, most speies hae long, grass-like leaves that can form vast unerwater meadows.

They are more than just pretty, however.

They play a vital role in improving water quality, absorb CO2 and exude oxygen, and are a natural nursery and refuge for hundreds of species of fish.