Marine bio or Botany?

Posted by terrestrialmars@reddit | marinebiology | View on Reddit | 2 comments

Hey! Sorry if this is not exactly what this sub is for, but I’m currently a college student studying botany, but what I’m really passionate about is marine botany specifically. My college doesn’t offer a ton of classes centered on marine plants, so I’m wondering if the best course of action would be marine bio instead, maybe with a minor in botany?

Basically my question is how much of the biology part is focused on plants, and what educational background is most common for people taking a more botanical approach to marine science? Thanks for any insight!