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<td><h1>Mangrove Plants</h1></td>
<td><p>Mangroves are a major environmental system can be seen in Sri Lanka.<br>This article is written to provide information about mangroves for your knowledge.<br><br>Please read & enjoy.<br></p></td>
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<td><p><br>Created by,<br>Geshan Dabare<br></p><br></td>
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<td><h2>Mangrove plants</h2><br><p>Mangroves are defined as assemblages of salt tolerant trees and shrubs that grow in the intertidal regions of the tropical and subtropical coastlines.</p></td>
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<td> <h2>Mangrove Information</h2><br>
<p>Mangrove forests serve a critical role by stabilizing shorelands and protecting them from erosion by the constant pounding of waves and tides. The storm buffering capability of the mangrove forests have saved property and countless lives around the world. As sand gathers around the roots, new land is created. Additionally, mangrove forests are home to a vast number of living organisms including crabs, lobsters, snakes, otters, raccoons, hundreds of thousands of bats, a vast variety of fish and bird species, to name just a few. Mangrove plants have several unique adaptations that allow them to survive in harsh environment. Some types filter salt through the roots, and others through glands in the leaves. Others secrete salt into the bark, which the tree eventually sheds. The plants store water in thick, succulent leaves similar to desert plants. A waxy coating minimizes evaporation, and small hairs minimize moisture loss through sunlight and wind.</p></td>
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<td><h2>Mangrove types</h2><br>
<p>There are three definitive types of mangrove.<br>
Red mangrove, which grows along shorelines, is the hardiest of the three major mangrove plant types. It is recognized by its mass of tangled red roots that extend 3 feet (.9 m.) or more above the soil, giving the plant its alternate name of walking tree. Black mangrove is named for its dark bark. It grows at slightly higher elevations than red mangrove and has access to more oxygen because the roots are more exposed. White mangrove grows at higher elevations than red and black. Although no aerial roots are generally seen, this mangrove plant can develop peg roots when oxygen is depleted due to flood. White mangrove excretes salt through glands at the base of pale green leaves.</p><br></td>
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