Question

Areas with lot of water and sticky soil are called

Answer 1

Mangroves (if the soil is water clogged) and swamps (dirty and water clogged) depends upon the questions specifications. These are included in Salt-water/Marine wetlands where mangroves are foind in great abundance. The mangroves are coastal wetlands of the tropical seas, which contain a number of trees and shrubs embedded into the high soil layer which are water clogged and have high amounts of saline water especially in intertidal regions. The mangroves allow the sediment particles to settle along the low ground where high tide is not common. They build up the soil along the shore line which is often colonized by other nearby plants. Slowly the mangroves are expanded into the mainlands and oceans. Roots of the mangrove plants are intriciated including great potency of entanglement. They provide habitats to a number of species, such as, crabs, oysters and some other marine animals. Tigers are quite visible in these type of habitats. Many of the salt-water or marine wetlands are cleared or being destroyed for obtaining space for agricultural lands and coastal development for improving or for beneficiaries linked towards the economy of the countr, for agricultural lands the requirement is of highly fertilized soil, as, it contains vast accords of minerals enough to provide the plant for a healthy non-deficient growth.