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Halodule

Halodule is a type of marine seagrass found in shallow, sandy substrates primarily in tropical and subtropical seas. Characterized by narrow, ribbon-like leaves, halodule often possesses bifurcated tips which help differentiate it from other seagrasses. This plant plays a crucial role in coastal ecosystems, offering habitat and nourishment to a diverse range of marine life. Its growth patterns are influenced by light availability and water clarity.

Scientific classification

Genus

Halodule (Halodule)

Family

Manatee gras

Order

Water plantains and allies

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Species

Shoalweed

Care Guide for Halodule

Every week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of halodule involves seed sowing and vegetative fragmenting. Optimal growth requires specific light, temperature, and sandy or muddy substrates. Clean, saline water and minimal disturbance are crucial. The process is moderately to highly challenging, involving careful planting and regular monitoring to ensure success.

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