Sunlight energy falls on the Indian River Lagoon.  Sea grass…

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Sunlight energy fаlls оn the Indiаn River Lаgооn.  Sea grasses capture and store some of the sun's energy in their tissue.  Marine snails then eat the sea grass and, eventually, crabs eat those snails.  To measure Secondary Productivity in this system, you would need to measure (?).