9 species found
Cymodocea rotundata
Least Concern

Cymodocea rotundata

Round-leaf Cymodocea

Family: Cymodoceaceae

A common seagrass species frequently found in mixed meadows. Cymodocea rotundata is recognized by its distinctive rounde...

Avg. Coverage 21.2%
Least Concern

Cymodocea serrulata

Serrated Cymodocea

Family: Cymodoceaceae

Distinguished by its finely serrated leaf margins, Cymodocea serrulata often co-occurs with other Cymodocea species and ...

Least Concern

Enhalus acoroides

Tape Grass / Malapako

Family: Hydrocharitaceae

The largest seagrass species in the Philippines, Enhalus acoroides is easily recognized by its long ribbon-like leaves. ...

Avg. Coverage 23.5%
Least Concern

Halodule pinifolia

Pine-leaf Halodule

Family: Cymodoceaceae

Similar to H. uninervis but with blunter leaf tips, Halodule pinifolia is commonly found in intertidal areas and shallow...

Avg. Coverage 15.0%
Least Concern

Halodule uninervis

Needle Grass / Singkamas

Family: Cymodoceaceae

One of the pioneer species in seagrass succession. Halodule uninervis is a small but ecologically important species that...

Avg. Coverage 25.0%
Least Concern

Halophila minor

Small Spoon Grass

Family: Hydrocharitaceae

A smaller relative of H. ovalis, Halophila minor is often found in deeper waters or areas with reduced light availabilit...

Avg. Coverage 20.0%
Least Concern

Halophila ovalis

Spoon Grass / Paddle Grass

Family: Hydrocharitaceae

Halophila ovalis is a versatile seagrass species with oval-shaped leaves borne in pairs. It is one of the most widesprea...

Avg. Coverage 16.0%
Least Concern

Syringodium isoetifolium

Needle Seagrass / Malusog

Family: Cymodoceaceae

Easily identified by its distinctive cylindrical leaves, Syringodium isoetifolium forms dense meadows and is an importan...

Avg. Coverage 11.0%
Least Concern

Thalassia hemprichii

Turtle Grass / Baging

Family: Hydrocharitaceae

Thalassia hemprichii is one of the most common and dominant seagrass species in the Indo-Pacific region. It forms extens...

Avg. Coverage 46.6%