Employers that set up money purchase plans must declare a set contribution level each year in the plan document, based on employeesâ salaries. Companies can contribute up to 25% of the total annual compensation of all plan participants, up to 100% of each participantâs salary or $54,000 (in 2017, up from $53,000 in 2016), whichever is less.
There are important distinctions between seagrasses and seaweed. Seagrass can easily be confused with marine macroalgae, or seaweed, but there are many important differences between the two. While seagrasses are considered vascular plants and have roots, stems and leaves, seaweed are multi-cellular algae and have little or no vascular tissues.
Algae (seaweed): often confused with seagrass . Algae are plants that also colonised the sea and are often confused with seagrasses, however, they are more primitive than seagrasses. In contrast to seagrasses, algae do not have a true root system (they have holdfasts) and do not have veins that carry molecules around the plant.