There are various kinds of plants which are present in the deep sea. These deep sea plants are very important because they provide favorable environment to sea organisms. The major category of the deep sea plants is the phytoplankton. Some examples of deep sea plants are Sea Pearl - Ventricaria ventricosa Paul Osmond, Group of Cone Algae - Rhipocephalus sp. Paul Osmond, Funnelweed - Padina gymnospora Paul Osmond, Turbinweed - Turbinaria sp. Paul Osmond, Algae covered reef in Sipidan, Malaysia Paul Osmond, and Macrocystis pyrifera Chris Menjou etc.
Any assign an exact depth limit to this zone - beginning at 1000 fathoms (1828 m). However, conditions at exact depths vary from place to place, so deep water ecologist In general (but it really is location specific), that means that anything under about 600 feet (200m) is considered the deep sea. In this short biome video we discuss the deep sea while going to 2,000 feet in a home made submarine. We hope it is informative and useful as you're learning about this unique habitat.
