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Mangroves on Beach Pictures, Images and Photos

Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Button Mangrove or Buttonwood
Button Mangrove or Buttonwood (Conocarpus erecta) is not a true mangrove, yet this tree usually found in the higher mangrove elevations. They have dark gray bark and leaves which are either oval, leathery and smooth green or sharply pointed with salt glands at the base. Buttons have green flowers that mature into a round purple fruit.

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what are mangroves?
Red mangroves
Black Mangroves
White Mangroves
Button Mangroves
Mangrove Functions and values
Ecology
Economy
Flora and Fauna
Physial and Human Threats
Mangroves in Singapore
Why and how can mangroves be destroyed?
Conservation of mangroves
Biodiversity: Flora and Fauna
Biodiversity: Abiotic & Biotic components
History of mangroves
Products Of Mangroves
Prawn farms and Mangrove farms
The conditions of mangroves
Adaption of animals
How plants survive the harsh conditions
Importance of mangrove trees
Uses for man
Protecting Mangrove Forsts
Food Chain
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