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Mangrove tree roots have a very important role in the process of respiration and photosynthesis

selective focus, background of roots of pandan trees growing around the beach.

Beautiful San Pedro Island in the Caribbean Nation of Belize

Mangrove trees in an island of Thailand .

Lonely mangrove tree growing in the Bali Sea at the north coast of Bali, Indonesia.

Coastal mangrove trees, crooked trunks and extensive roots at the shore of Kuta Bay, Lombok island at low tide

Mangrove forest and shallow waters in a Tropical island.-

Mangrove roots in tropical coastal forest. Wetland ecosystem. Natural carbon sequestration and erosion prevention. Tidal swamp environment supporting biodiversity and climate change mitigation.

$Red Mangrove, Rhizophora mangle, Elizabeth Bay; Isabela Island; Albermarle Island; Galapagos Islands; Galapagos; Ecuador. \tRhizophoraceae. prop roots.$

A single mangrove tree in the middle of the Indian Ocean

Internal view of mangrove or manguzal in São Sebastião - SP - Brazil

Mangroves along the banks of Brunei River, a river which flows through Brunei and empties into the Brunei Bay. It flows through the country's capital Bandar Seri Begawan.

Mangrove saplings amidst the mangrove forests of bangkok Thailand

Tatakamotonga, Mua, Tongatapu island, Tonga: mangroves on Fanga`uta Lagoon - Mangroves protect coastal areas from erosion and tsunamis.

Mangrove root system in lush tropical wetland forest. Vital coastal ecosystem supporting biodiversity. Natural defense mechanism against erosion and climate change impacts in tidal swamp environment.

$Mangroves consist of various species, including Rhizophora (red mangroves), Avicennia (black mangroves), and Laguncularia (white mangroves). \n\nMangroves are coastal ecosystems found in tropical and subtropical regions, characterized by salt-tolerant trees and shrubs that thrive in intertidal zones. They play a crucial role in the environment by providing habitat for diverse wildlife, stabilizing shorelines against erosion, and acting as natural filters that improve water quality. Mangroves also serve as rich fishing grounds, supporting species such as shrimp, crabs, and juvenile fish, which rely on these habitats for breeding and shelter. Additionally, they help mitigate climate change by sequestering carbon, making them vital for both biodiversity and human livelihoods.$

Aerial drone view of dead trees in a wetland.

Roots of a 150-year-old kapok tree (Ceiba pentandra) in Florida, USA. The kapok tree is a mighty, deciduous tree with an umbrella-shaped to round crown that reaches heights of up to 75 meters and a trunk diameter of over 3 meters. The grayish bark is relatively smooth. It can live over 500 years. It is one of the largest trees in the tropical rainforest.

The roots of a large tree that grows bigger. The concept of growth.

Natural and preserved mangrove vegetation on the edge of a lagoon in Brazil

Bright mangrove trees with split to see roots below surface.

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