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kelp:
see seaweedseaweed,name commonly used for the multicellular marine algae. Simpler forms, consisting of one cell (e.g., the diatom) or of a few cells, are not generally called seaweeds; these tiny plants help to make up plankton.
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, phylum (division) of the kingdom Protista consisting of those organisms commonly called brown algae. Many of the world's familiar seaweeds are members of Phaeophyta. There are approximately 1,500 species.
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[kelp] (botany)
The common name for brown seaweed belonging to the Laminariales and Fucales.
kelp
any large brown seaweed, esp any in the order Laminariales