World's largest plant discovered in Australian waters
Abstract
At 20,000 hectares, the seagrass (Posidonia australis) is larger than the quaking Aspen trees in Utah, which have been referred to as the largest living plant on earth, covering 43 hectares. This particular plant stretches over 112 miles and is located in the Shark Bay, an area protected and designated as a World Heritage site. Researchers say the plant might have taken up to 40,000 years to attain its size. The plant may have taken... to be. to reach its true extent.
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