Sea Grasses of the Northern Gulf Coast
On the basis of observations in Mississippi Sound and elsewhere, it is known that at least five species of marine monocotyledonous plants commonly known as “sea grasses” occur in abundance along the northern Gulf coast and may be virtually continuous between Florida and
Aransas, Texas. An annotated list of species and key are included.
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 January 1956
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