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The 42 pages that link to Mangrove, each with the reason it gives.
Atlantic ForestRelated: Mangroves occur along estuaries within the Atlantic Forest region.
Brackish waterRelated: Mangrove forests commonly occupy brackish shorelines and estuaries.
LagoonRelated: Mangroves fringe some tropical lagoons and stabilize their shores.
ShrimpRelated: Mangroves shelter juvenile shrimp and support coastal fisheries.
SireniaRelated: Mangrove waterways provide habitat and feeding areas for some manatees.
SawfishRelated: Mangrove loss removes nursery habitat used by young sawfish in many regions.
BarbudaRelated: Mangroves around Codrington Lagoon provide habitat and buffer the low-lying coast.
PandanaceaeRelated: Some Pandanaceae species occupy coastal habitats alongside mangroves.
Indian prawnRelated: Mangrove-lined estuaries provide nursery habitat for juvenile penaeid shrimp.
Nypa fruticansRelated: Nypa forms a distinctive palm component of mangrove communities.
PlataxRelated: Some Platax juveniles use sheltered coastal habitats, including mangrove areas.