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Giant kelp (Macrocystis) forest with gorgonian coral, off the coast of southern California. Flip Nicklin/Minden Pictures Members of the genus Nereocystis are annual kelps that grow primarily in deep waters and rapid tideways and can attain lengths of up to 40 metres (130 feet).
Reaching heights of more than 100 feet (30 m), the giant kelp is the largest âseaweedâ and the largest of all marine algae. It lives in cold, clear waters where it forms large, dense kelp forests that provide habitat for thousands of other marine species. Though it resembles a tall grass, giant kelp is not a plant. Instead, it is a brown alga and is part of the large kingdom of life known as the Protista. Most protists are single-celled organisms, but the giant kelp is a complex species and is the largest protist in the world. Since the giant kelp is not a plant, it does not have roots. Instead, it obtains all of the necessary nutrients directly from the water and is attached to the rocky bottom by a structure known as a holdfast.