1. How is the buoyancy created in the kelp flotation bladders? 2. Which part of the kelp is photosynthetic? What about on a plant? 3. Why do you think this species of algae is not found in deep water?

1. How is the buoyancy created in the kelp flotation bladders? 2. Which part of the kelp is photosynthetic? What about on a plant? 3. Why do you think this species of algae is not found in deep water?

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1. How is the buoyancy created in the kelp flotation bladders?

2. Which part of the kelp is photosynthetic? What about on a plant?

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