Mangrove

Mangrove forests or mangrove forests are forests that grow on brackish aquatic swamps that lie on shorelines and are influenced by tides of sea water. These forests grow especially in places where mudflows and organic matter accumulate. in bays that are protected from the onslaught of the waves, or around the mouth of the river where water slows down and deposits the mud that it carries from upstream.

Mangrove mangrove ecosystems are characteristic, both because of a puddle resulting in a lack of soil aeration, high salinity of the soil, and inundation cycles by sea tides. Only a few plant species survive in such places, and most of these species is characteristic of the mangrove forest because it has passed the process of adaptation and evolution. and mangrove mangrove protectors against endangered species, natural disasters, mud deposition, nutrient addition and many others