Rhizophora mangle

Known as: mangle, Rhizophora, American Mangrove, Mangrove, American

National Institutes of Health

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2012

Mangroves thrive in sheltered intertidal areas in the tropics and sub-tropics. Due to this position at the interface between land…

2010

September. The species is disappearing due to absence of freshwater and low seed viability. S. griffithii Kurz. (family…

2010

A useful vector magnetic model must accurately simulate both the magnitude and direction of the magnetization when a magnetic…

2009

The accumulative partitioning of Pb and Cu in the Rhizophora apiculata was studied randomly in the Setiu mangrove forest…

2009

Sundarbans biosphere reserve is an ecologically important area of West Bengal, which supports a wide variety of estuarine species…

2007

The fungal diversity on prop roots, seedlings and wood of Rhizophora apiculata and wood, roots and pneumatophores of Avicennia…

Review

2005

Review

2005

Tidal groundwater in a mangrove swamp can return to the mangrove creek by one of two mechanisms: (a) it can either flow through…

2003

The Mosquito Coast belongs to what is now Atlantic Nicaragua, a jagged coastline of four hundred miles stretching from Cape…

2001

Fallen senescent mangrove leaves from three marine mangrove sites in Panay island, Philippines were collected for observation and…

1993

Separation of live and dead fine roots is a critical process in studies of fine root dynamics, but many studies use subjective…