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What makes the seaweed different from all the other plants?

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They don't have the complex system of roots, specialized tissues and leaves that help plants move water and nutrients in their body. Seaweeds can do photosynthesis in all their tissues; most plants photosynthesize only in their leaves.

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They are unicellular

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All plants beside seaweed (algae) are multicellular; they are made up of more than one cell.

Seaweeds are unicellular; they are made up of only one cell.

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