Suaeda is a genus of plants containing species known generally as seepweeds and seablites. Many are halophytes, and many can tolerate very alkaline soils. Some species have thick, juicy leaves that resemble those of ice-plant. Suaeda californica is an endangered species in California, and Suaeda linearis is listed as endangered in New York State. Selected species: Suaeda aralocaspica - formerly known as Borszczowia aralocaspica, a central asian halophyte Suaeda australis - Austral seablite Su… (More on Suaeda)