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Fun fact: The sea oxeye doesn't just live in the marsh; it helps build it. Its dense, rhizomatous root system (a network of underground stems) binds the muddy soil together, stabilizing the marsh and preventing erosion from waves and tides. By creating these stable patches, it paves the way for other plants to establish themselves. Its seeds are specially adapted for water dispersal. They are buoyant and can float for long distances on tidal currents. This allows the plant to colonize new areas within the marsh system or even reach other marshes entirely.🌊