white mangrove
The term "white mangrove" refers to a specific type of mangrove tree, known for its unique salt excretion system and important ecological role in coastal habitats.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical)A mangrove tree, scientifically named *Laguncularia racemosa*, found in coastal areas and known for its salt-excreting leaves and white flowers.
Example
- The white mangrove is easily identifiable by the salt deposits on its leaves.
- Laguncularia racemosa plays a vital role in coastal ecosystems.
B2Ecology
(technical)A coastal tree species that helps stabilize shorelines and provides habitat for marine and bird species.
Example
- White mangroves are crucial for protecting coastal lands from erosion.
- These trees support a diverse range of wildlife.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "white mangrove":
black mangrovemangrove jackmarsh grasswhite mulberrywhite alder