Coastal wildflowers captivate due to their beauty and resilience in challenging landscapes. Notable plants include the rock sea-spurrey, which roots in solid rock and endures sea spray, and the slender centaury, which bravely inhabits dangerous cliffs. Eelgrass, thriving in salt marshes, can grow submerged and plays a key role in coastal ecosystems by stabilizing sand and supporting marine life. These plants not only enrich biodiversity but also contribute significantly to carbon storage, highlighting their importance in coastal management and climate mitigation efforts.
Coastal wildflowers, such as eelgrass and rock sea-spurrey, demonstrate remarkable adaptations to harsh environments, surviving in extreme conditions where many plants cannot thrive.
Plants like the slender centaury and early scurvy grass exemplify the resilience of coastal flora, with some able to thrive in dangerous locations like landslips and salt marshes.
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