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What is the difference between seaweed, kelp, and algea
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What is the difference between seaweed, kelp, and algea

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The Algae is a group of plants, and the seaweed is just one kind of algae. Kelp is actually a subgroup of seaweed and is also the largest form of seaweed. Hope this helps :)♥
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