Why are sea grapes a plants?

Sea grapes are classified as plants because they belong to the group of flowering plants known as angiOSperms. Specifically, they are a type of seagrass, which thrives in marine environments and plays a crucial role in coastal ecosystems. Like other plants, they photosynthesize, using sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into energy, and they provide habitat and food for various marine organisms. Their presence also helps stabilize shorelines and improve water quality.