Succulent leaves store water and help to reduce the concentration of toxic salt
Rounded leaves are an efficient shape for reducing drag when submerged
This picture shows the greater sea-spurrey where the petals and sepals are roughly equal in size. Lesser sea-spurrey tends to have petals which are smaller than the sepals and they are usually darker pink.
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