Difference between macro algae and salt marsh plants/mangrove trees

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<span>Although both macro algae and mangrove trees are multicellular and share many of the same structural features, macro algae are not true plants. Also, mangrove trees and marsh plants typically live in brackish water rather than salt water and are not completely submerged, as opposed to macro algae.</span>

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