Which is the reason for highest biomass in aquatic ecosystem? (a) Nano plankton, blue green algae and green algae (b) Sea grass and slime moulds (c) Benthic and brown algae (d) Diatoms

Which is the reason for highest biomass in aquatic
ecosystem?
(a) Nano plankton, blue green algae and green
algae
(b) Sea grass and slime moulds
(c) Benthic and brown algae
(d) Diatoms
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(c) Benthic and brown algae
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