### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Mangrove tree
* Most mangrove trees adapt to environments
  - marine environments
* Most mangrove trees grow in areas
  - to height
* Most mangrove trees have aerial roots
* Most mangrove trees produce flowers
  - yellow flowers
  - reach up to feet
* Some mangrove trees grow near salt water
* Some mangrove trees have flowers
  - small yellow flowers
  - tangles
  - rely on insects
  - survive in conditions
* abound in south Florida.
* are able to absorb much higher levels of salt than typical trees
  - evergreens
  - halophytes, plants that thrive in and are especially adapted to salty conditions
  - part of the food chain
  - renewable,just like all trees and other living creatures
  - sometimes good and sometimes bad
  - very unique because they are salt tolerant
* can help make islands.
* constitute the very core of the coastal ecological cycle.
* dominate coastal areas.
* drop their roots from their trunks and branches into mud.
  - fresh water ecosystems when the salt water flows far enough inland
  - mud and salty water where land meets sea
  - the water along the shore
* have a sturdy root system for support in the soft muddy ground where it grows
  - very important role in inland saltwater ponds
  - chances
  - seeds that float, making the most of their watery environment
* line the shore and provide important habitat for fish, birds, and other wildlife.
* live in estuaries.
* look as if they grow on stilts.
* mark spots where the waters collide.
* rely on insects to fertilise their flowers.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | mangrove:

Red mangrove
* Most red mangroves grow in areas.
* Most red mangroves have extensive ranges
* Red Mangroves are one of the few plants which can grow in salt water and in anaerobic soil.
* Some red mangroves attain height
  - grow on areas
* Some red mangroves have aerial roots
* appear everywhere in the tropics
  - to be especially at risk
* are characterized by a dendritic network of aerial prop roots extending into the soil
  - located in the lowest elevation and, therefore, are surrounded by more water
  - the first type of mangrove to start growing
* develops long, arching prop roots that grow down from larger branches.
* form an impenetrable, protective barrier against storms and tsunamis
  - closest to the gulf and have the most exposure to salt water
* grows at the water's edge and in the tidal zone.
* has red prop roots and seeds that take root before they drop.
  - leaves
  - root systems descending from the branches to take in water and nutrients
* is good for smoking meats.
* occupy positions.

Many shade tree
* have requirements.
* have specific requirements
  - site requirements

### plant | tracheophyte | tree:

Maple tree
* are an area for animals to live in
  - deciduous plants
* demonstrate the stability brought on by slow consistent growth.
* experience very little feeding by skeletonizers.
* form an important component of the deciduous forests of North America, Europe, and Asia.
* grow in the spring and summer.
* have particularly bright red and yellow leaves in the fall
  - several identifying features
* provide homes, shelter and food for wildlife
* thrive in a soil that is acidic and slightly sandy.
* turn apple red oak pumpkin orange and hickory summer squash yellow.