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MANGROVE. Definition Mangrove Mangrove forest is a forest that growing above brackish marsh located on the shoreline an is influenced by tidal sea water.

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1 MANGROVE

2 Definition Mangrove Mangrove forest is a forest that growing above brackish marsh located on the shoreline an is influenced by tidal sea water.

3 Types of Mangrove. Black Mangrove or Courida (Avicennia germinans) Red Mangrove or Red Mango ( Rizophora mangle) White Mangrove (Laguncularia racemosa)

4 DrugBuildingFood Prevent Erosion Protection for Aquatic Organisms

5 How to Planting 1. Collection of fruit 2. Preparation of seedlings 3. Selection of mangrove seedlings 4. Mangrove nursery seedlings 5. Mangrove Nursery

6 Conclusion Dikotil mangrove plants that live in brackish water. plant life in the tropics. magrove smoothly function as a living organism also has benefits for both humans and their environment. mangrove species have many kinds of families. zone they live in the coastal ocean. in Indonesia alone magrove is still an issue that needs further notice

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