Seablite
Seablite is a type of plant that thrives in coastal and saline environments. It belongs to the Amaranthaceae family and is known for its ability to tolerate high salt levels in the soil. This adaptability allows it to grow in areas where many other plants cannot survive, making it an important species for stabilizing sandy soils and preventing erosion.
The scientific name for seablite is Suaeda, and it is often found in salt marshes and along shorelines. Its fleshy leaves store water, helping the plant manage the harsh conditions of its habitat. Seablite plays a role in supporting local ecosystems by providing food and shelter for various wildlife species.