Geography, asked by sabihak141, 5 months ago

how are mangrove forests different from other forest

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Answered by risheelkumar

Answer:

mangrove forests trees are having Ariel roots which makes the mangrove forest thicker but where as the normal forests are not much sense than mangrove forest

Answered by aayanmansoori2019

Explanation:

mangrovemangrove forest trees are Havells aerial roots which makes the mangoes forest thicker but whereas the normal forests are not machines than mangrove forest

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