Most of the Biomass Produced by Seagrasses Find Their Way

Multiple Choice

Most of the biomass produced by seagrasses find their way into the food chain by way of:

A) Small herbivores that eat the plants.
B) Detritus.
C) Epiphytes that live on the surface of leaves and also feed on the plants.
D) Plankton that thrive on nutrients released by the plants.
E) Large herbivores such as manatees and sea turtles that feed on the plants.