A Half-yearly Peer Reviewed Journal of Bangladesh Forest Research Institute
The mangroves are tidal vegetation peculiarly adopted to tidal saline water. This is a complex plant community primarily controlled by cdaphic factors. Due to their, peculiar morphological, anatomical and physiological features, they are most suitably adopted to the saline muddy habitat. Their occurrence 1 is dependent on the tide level and are not found beyond the high tide mark. These communities are the product of the constantly changing conditions of its habitat.
Summary of data for the month of January to June, 1973-
Station: Forest Research Institute, Chittagong.
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